Poolmanis said:

Pros play cues that they like. Deflection matters most. They won´t take a cue from sponsor that they don´t like.

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You think? Many snooker players play with their own cue, badged up with whatever sponsor they like. Cricketers do the same, they have tons of customs bats, stickers with whoever pays them. I don't see that being much different in the pool world. I know Chinese-8 and American table pros 'sponsored' to use X, but play with their own in disguise.
I think they take the paycheck first and foremost, and make their minds up for themselves whether the equipment is suitable or not.

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Pros play cues that they like. Deflection matters most. They won´t take a cue from sponsor that they don´t like.

I have one if you are still looking

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Chopdoc said:

I wasn't sure, so as usual I asked my wife. She seemed very interested but she does not play pool. She assured me that adding an inch could compensate for performance deficiencies. I remain confused.

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Reported … give them an inch and they want the yardstick.

McWorter is so good that if anyone can replicate his cues then they are very good too. That's the level McWorter is at.

Moe Szyslak said:

And this was different before CF?

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That's the point.

They get paid to play with any company wood or carbon.....but they rather play with their beautiful Southwest, Tasc, Szam, Ginas, Carmelis and Cohens of the cue world.

Chohan's legendary Southwest is an example.