I've seen some top players jump using a regular bridge, but I haven't seen this before. I think in some rule sets it is not legal without a handle...
Hand held jump bridge
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RT Ford
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Maybe I should get a robot to do my shooting for me. A lot less stress, and wear-and-tear, on my poor old body.
I know a guy that uses one of those. I actually tried it once just for the hell of it for a mid table jump, and couldn't get the hang of it at all.
For the life of me I can't see anything in any of the rule sets that wouldn't allow it.
For the life of me I can't see anything in any of the rule sets that wouldn't allow it.
In my experience people say things like that, can't jump…
Flakeandrun
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Right haha This is like using the ramp when bowling in my opinion. If you can't jump using your own hand... then don't jump...In my experience people say things like that, can't jump…
I accept using two extensions to jack up. But an additional item that is essentially training wheels, nah.
No surprises it's made by predator lol
Nah.
Flakeandrun
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We can't go over it, we can't go around it, we're gonna have to... bend space and time and go through it.
I think the whiny crybabies would march to Washington and have this banned before they sold 100 units.
Or go UNDER it, with the new SlateSlayer 2000 - the cue with the diamond-encrusted shovel built in!
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If you could do that, pool sense dictates you'd prevent bad rolls entirely.
Flakeandrun
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I figure if it's hit at just the right speed, it should be able to pass through. I base this on pure facts that only I have access to.
At pool velocities you'd need a precisely modulated EM field. You can't just hop onto a passing dimension.
Ok grandpa..
A guy named Don Crump came up with /was using this 20 years ago. Maybe Predator bought it off him.
Best I recall there was something called a dogbone somebody made. More rounded shape, functioned exactly the same. I don't remember who this was, might have been Don Crump. I think it was outlawed in some play.
It occurs to me that I could add a few parts and not even need a cue.
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