j2pac said:

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Hope this helps.

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dr_dave said:

FYI, I just posted a new video that presents a master class on everything you need to know to understand how to judge if a split hit, where the cue ball hits two balls at nearly the same time, is a foul or not. Check it out:

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Contents:

• 0:00 - Intro
• 0:22 - Pro Match Examples
• 1:40 - Tangent Lines
• 3:17 - Simultaneous Hit
• 6:48 - Angled Hit
• 7:42 - Larger Gap
• 9:51 - Thin Hit
• 12:03 - Perpendicular Contact
• 13:54 - Right Calls
• 17:05 - Wrap Up

Supporting Resources:

• split hit resource page
• example bad calls in pro matches
• fouls resource page
• rules resource page

As always, I look forward to your feedback, comments, questions, complaints, and requests.

Enjoy!

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lfigueroa said:

...have dropped an expensive piece of chalk down the pocket of a Diamond table.

I have done it about three times and have been able to retrieve two. Now, I've kinda trained myself to be more careful but sheet-at happens. Just a couple of days ago a brand new piece of green Pyro came tumbling down the ball return -- so sad for someone but then I'm just around break even, lol.

Lou Figueroa

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qolbrand said:

i would actually be interested in this. anybody else in CO that would try it?

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DeeDeeCues said:

Thin shellac to seal, then lightly sand, then polish up to 2000 sandpaper. Burnish with paper.

I never use wax on my own cues.

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VarmintKong said:

What?!? That’s cold!

Good job. I don’t understand though. All the random Tuesday night practice matches that you’ve recorded, but when you play a set for big bucks that people would really want to see?

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bbb said:

did you consider that yapp as a pro realized if he cleared the 4 the 8 would be hit fat and he had to turn the 8 with spin
also this has nothing to do with question in the post that i responded to

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