Gambling spot table size, which would you pick
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One thing I learned 25 years ago is there is zero game no matter how much both sides talk about it, until the coin is flipped.
The game wasn’t set in stone. Just talking. Once we were both there and ready we made the game.Just curious, whose idea was it to change so many variables of the game? I mean, 2 on the wire to 15 is a different game than two on the wire to 11. Not saying it turned into a bad game for you. But it definitely wasn't as juicy as it had been.
I hesitate to post on the matter, but here goes...Waiting for reply from azhousepro (Mike) on issue. I know he will make it right or I get Ban...
Most likely a 'Korean Carom' game!You really are a cranky old shit, aren't you?
So there is never a game other than straight rail that is played with the 4 balls is your contention?
You really are a cranky old shit, aren't you?Korean 4-ball (사구, sagu) is a popular, fast-paced carom billiards game played on a pocketless table with two red balls, a white cue ball, and a yellow cue ball.
You Failed to make a distinction, (Now Your Cultural norm)!
3balls is usually 3 cushion and 4 balls is usually straight rail.
Do You see 'KOREAN' in Your explanation of 'Straight Rail'?
This is how a 'Small Person' (You) reacts when called out for 'Misinformation'!
Korean 4-ball (사구, sagu) is a popular, fast-paced carom billiards game played on a pocketless table with two red balls, a white cue ball, and a yellow cue ball.You sure are adamant about our agreement.
No way.Tips, take your pick, the market is flooded with them everyone will have a favourite.
You sure are adamant about our agreement.I like Facts!
Especially about 3C!
Accept You got Corrected!
Or maybe it's the Corrector that You can't!
You were looking to 'Misinform' a Neophyte'!
The reason being, You're surrounded by that 'Cultural' element of the game!
BTW, so You understand the difference!
Korean 4-ball (사구, sagu) is a popular, fast-paced carom billiards game played on a pocketless table with two red balls, a white cue ball, and a yellow cue ball. Players score points by using their cue ball to hit both red balls, often employing "nurses" to gather balls and score high runs.
Straight rail, or straight-rail billiards, is a foundational carom billiards game played on a 10x5 ft pocketless table using three balls. Players score by hitting both other balls with their cue ball (a "carom") in a single stroke, aiming to accumulate points through control, rather than sinking balls. It is considered the most basic carom game and a prerequisite for complex variants like balkline.