dday1960 said:

How many cases do you have for sell

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Sir - we have PM'd back and forth. You have that information and as I said then, if you want to make a deal, let me know

cueball2010 said:

Stick to your plan. Doesn't matter if you buy a Whyte. Except in the end... You will have bought 4 cues instead of 2.

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I've already got a couple of break cues I could put it on. Was hoping it could go on my Gulyassy Orange Crusher, but I can't figure out what kind of joint that cue has. Whatever it is, it's not something that Whyte offers an insert for. So it'll probably go on my Joss Thor Hammer if I end up going that direction.

it doesnt matter at all what you do. just get your stroke to go straight on all shots. smooth, pokey, jerky, all the same as long as its straight.

***your body controls the stroke. your mind controls the speed.***

and few have a straight stroke as it wrongly changes for them, based on the shots and pressure.

and its the easiest thing to practice and do. and you dont even have to be at a pool table.

How many cases do you have for sell

Texas Carom Club said:

if you play all the time and cant do long draw or follow you got different issues because those 3 i see come up regularly

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If you're playing the extreme versions of all those shots while you're playing, you must really be playing a lot.

SVB had his chances. Ko broke dry at least four times. Shane scratched on the break again. I swear, he’s done it more than anyone on the WNT tour this year. Not entirely accidental imo.

He also played at least three poor safeties. I’ve seen a slew of American players this week screw up safeties. SVB, Sky, Styer, Henderson, Fracasso-Verner. Can’t any American play this game?

SVB also fouled twice on jump shots.

Methinks he never should have went to BOTB. He looked tired all this week.

I cleaned mine this past weekend and the couple places where I had ball hop are good now. The only drawback to freshly cleaned cloth, more specifically the rail cloth to ball contact points, is a noticeable reduction in speed for a bit. No biggie, just something I've noticed over the years. It will normalize in few weeks of play as those points get a bit sticky again.

all pro sports except chess maybe which is dull to watch and hence has no viewers.

all have luck shots in the game. and that is the whole point as viewers want to see excitement not just boring systematic play.

and the creme rises to the top anyway. and if you had little to no luck shots then who would enter a tournament knowing the best would win in
the exact order of their ability of each one.

pool is dying or not expanding much yet poker is booming with muti million dollar payouts. and will continue to do so until it stops catering to the penny pinches for entry fees.