FranCrimi said:

Ah, okay. I was thinking pool. Thanks for the clarification. I gave my answer above.

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Cueing the wrong ball in pool must be allowed. That shooter should be remembered.

I have never shot with the red ball and have a friend who did. He won't outlive that.

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garczar said:

I'm guessing its 10hrs then stop and then comeback. Its possible someone gets 10 up in 10hrs but it could also last a lot longer.

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muskyed said:

Thankfully we don't have team captains on the two leagues I play. One is a three person team, and one a two person team, both leagues you play your opponent individually with no coaching from teammates allowed.
Both leagues arevery well run and everyone gets along great most always.
The better players will always remind you first if it looks like you may be screwing up, the not so good players, will just let you screw up. Each their own I guess, I would personally never watch and let someone foul in league play with out saying something first.

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I haven’t played in league since before the pandemic. Our TAP league had money payouts at the end of the year and every other year one team won a trip to TAP Nationals. As a team member, our responsibility was to help the team win more games while following the rules. As a corollary to the original question, in league play, I don’t call fouls on myself. If they don’t notice, the mistake is on them. It took some adjusting for me.

I don’t like coaching either except for high handicap players. They need to improve to stay interested in league play.

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I think I read somewhere that they are only playing a 10 hour set. I don’t see or get that at all.

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I think for a given offset, the shaft with better transmission can indeed cause more spin. It's when you ram the ball that the energy is primarily forward motion.

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Sealegs50 said:

My team captain doesn’t consider league play to be a friendly game. Paying attention is part of the game. I don’t like losing on technicalities, but the rules are the rules.

For one-on-one friendly games, I would tell the other player.

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Thankfully we don't have team captains on the two leagues I play. One is a three person team, and one a two person team, both leagues you play your opponent individually with no coaching from teammates allowed.
Both leagues are very well run and everyone gets along great most always.
The better players will always remind you first if it looks like you may be screwing up, the not so good players, will just let you screw up. Each their own I guess, I would personally never watch and let someone foul in league play with out saying something first.

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