London, United Kingdom, 25 February 2010 — The Metropolitan Billiard
Organisation [MBO] has signed Executive Billiards, home of the Delta-13
rack; as a Gold Level Sponsor for the MBO London Pool Tour.

The long term contract confirms Delta-13 as the Official Rack for the high
profile London based pool tour. The Colorado USA based engineering company
Executive Billiards will support all MBO tours and events, sealing the
agreement in time for the London Qualification Tournaments for the
Matchroom Sport World Pool Masters; in Shepherds Bush, London, on the 6th
and 7th March 2010.

“We're pleased to partner and sponsor the MBO Tour and are looking forward
to building a long term relationship here, focusing on quality tournaments
and increasing enthusiasm for the sport.” said Terry Taggart, President,
Executive Billiards; manufacturer of the Delta-13 Billiard Rack. “The MBO
management has many years of successful billiard experience which will
translate into a strong organisation. We've just started our second year
supporting the British Wheelchair Pool Players Association and Matthew
Gleaves has been terrific to work with, so when the opportunity surfaced to
work with another prestigious British billiard tour, it made a lot of sense
for us.” 

“This is really excellent news for us to welcome Executive Billiards
onboard” said the Co-Founder and MBO President, Ste Williams.“I’m
personally thrilled, they have taken a good look at what we have been
building here in London. They have given us so much support going into the
2010 season and ahead of the Matchroom WPM Qualifiers next week. The
Delta-13 is without question the best rack in the business and definitely
increases the MBO profile even further.”

DELTA-13 ELITE Billiard Rack: The rails and corners are made from 100
percent billet aluminium. The corners and rails are fastened with 4-40
stainless steel screws that are secured with high strength Loctite 262. The
rails have a colour anodize plating while the corners have a clear anodize
finish. Every rack is measured using a CMM (coordinate measuring machine)
to ensure that all of the tight tolerance have been met.