The Gambling Process

Cowboy, many here deride you over your posts, but this post I quoted here is an accurate glimpse of how things were in many places in the past. In the case of the post I quoted here from Maha especially, Cowboys post describes you sir. You weren’t a gambler, you were a thief, what many would call a lock artist, that some others would call a nit. One that won’t take an even game, or offer one, EVER. While you think that makes you a “savvy gambler”, the truth is that what you were doing is stealing, not gambling, just for the record.
I've seen many champions giving away massive weight to folks that still can't win.

They take the money and run............

A fair game?

Ain't nothin fair in this world.............

Sardo M-5000 Tight Rack Instruction Manual

So if you have to pound the balls that hard ton "train" the cloth it sounds like you could make a good rack without even using the Sardo. it would be like loading a template rack.
They call it "training" the table. I've heard it's done in some European places and they just roll the balls into place. I can't confirm as I've never been there.

1990 US Open Sigel & Varner - 5 Inch Pockets

Lifelong Wisconsin Packer fan here, nobody was as hard on Favre (I know, looks like I spelled it wrong but its not spelled like you think it would be) as we were. He had a great arm but threw wwwaaaaaayyyyyyyy too many interceptions. Now his arm on Rogers (before he went looney) body would have been incredible to see. Poor Aaron could never do the 2 minute drill like Favre. It used to be with Favre if they were within a touchdown at 2 minutes or less and we had the ball we knew the Packers would win. With Rogers I would bet it was only about 30-40% tops, he just couldn't ace the 2 minute drill. Looks like Steelers are Superbowl bound this year.
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I know I spelled Farve wrong. One of my closest friends in HS was a favre, spelled the same.

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