(FAQ) You are obsessive about pool when…

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This checklist tell you if you have a pool addiction. If you discover this is a personal problem – good for you!!

Here’s a list (add more as needed):

The number of friends who don’t play pool can be counted on one hand.
You monthly budget includes table time, league match fees, and tournament entry fees.
You know who played on the last five Mosconi Open teams, but can’t identify the five largest continents of the planet.
When planning family vacations, they just happen to coincide with a major tournament in the area.
Your bridge hand is permanently stained with chalk.
You can describe every detail about your cue, but have to think to remember the make and color of your car.
You leave early from work to play pool at least three times a week.
You have spent more money on your cues than your car is worth.
Your wife stops asking, “Where are you going?” as you leave the house.
On holidays celebrated at home, you’re in the pool hall an hour after dinner.
You know more people at the pool room than at the family reunion.
Your pool hall knows your home and cell phone.
Your computer at work has an online pool game available at the click of a mouse.
Your browser at work has a couple of tabs tuned to billiard forums.
The five major events of your life in order of importance are:
- Your first break and run.
- The first tournament you took first place.
- The worst session of pool ever
- When you finally beat the best player in the pool hall
- Your wedding