only t.d's with balls to enforce slow play and such can be hired.

when it comes to cues, just like shoes.

buy the ones that fit how you want them to. not the brand or looks, or price.

loggerhead12 said:

No phones in the playing area.

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The only downside is that they can be handy for recording a shot that needs a ref.

JABSolstice said:

Shot clock for all major tournaments all the way down to local weekly bar tournaments.

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iusedtoberich said:

-15 sec shot clock, no extensions. Make this tournament move!

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now we're talking

i dont want my light at home to be too bight as when out the lights are rarely even close to bright enough.

the balls look different at different kinds and brightness of lights.

practicing in a very dim lit place helps your overall aiming for when out and about.

No phones in the playing area.

if the contract benefits them they wont change it unless too many players drop out.
same as any business. if their contract is too restrictive people wont apply for the job.

the players will go ultimately to where they get the best deal and rightly so. if they stay with them then they are basically acknowledging that it is the best over all deal for them. so should have no recourse. other than cry.

every owner puts a value on its people. so if your value falls below what you make from them you are toast.
if its significantly above, then you have bargaining room to get more.

skogstokig said:

not a good USP for his chalk

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It was Shane, not the chalk. He was tired. Match was late. Florida and Yuma catching up to him. He was sloppy at times.

Not just SVB either. Kazakis was tired too. He normally would have won given all Shane’s mistakes.