It's too bad anybody HAS to cheat, however it does happen. When shooting a team match at MN ACS, I took my eyes off a game for a brief second. Out of the corner of my eye, I thought my opponent committed a foul. But since she continued to shoot, I thought I was mistaken. I looked over at my team, that looked at me like 'why aren't you calling a foul?' But because I didn't see it, I felt I couldn't call it. I should have asked her after her shot if indeed it was a foul, but didn't. Maybe she would have fessed up, maybe not. Live and learn I guess. I messed up. BTW, this was in the Masters division...

I dont agree with what the person did.
i dont know if it happened or not. (wasnt there)But if it did happen there is nothing wrong with saying who it is. It could only be helpful to all the other pool playing community to know who this person is.

I partly agree Martin, but this board has become to much about slamming people and I'm not into that. I know who it is and so do a lot of others. I would rather say something to there face then to just spread there name around.
I just did that last night with someone at shooters. They gambled with out having the money. So I said something right to this persons face. They had a few choice words, but I don't really care. Just proves to me I don't want to to associate myself with this person.
Eventually they either learn or every one black lists em and they quit. Either way pools got enough problems without using the web.

actually that wasn't me, that was somebody at shooters I assume. I personally think whatever the case I would not have done what this person did, but if you let somebody cheat you because you aren't paying attention its your own fault. What kind of respect are you showing by not even watching while your opponent is shooting? Not saying I condone cheating, but it takes two people to allow cheating to happen.