For sweaty palms, which cue wrap style?

way back most cues had no finish on them. and sweaty hands didnt matter too much. i dont think we had poly back then only varnish .
they even put it on most shafts up to a point. i sand it off.
Yeah ...soo more like a natural finish, similar to what we find on house/wall cues, and these never feel too bad at all with sweaty palms.
.. I've always found, if I'm having some kinda issue with a cue I'm using ...I can grab a light house cue, (18oz) pick one with a decent enough tip(usually Elks or LePro) ...and feel comfortable. Anyone else find this to be true ?

Why Does Azbilliards Deleted Posts... But failed to Info you before hand so you can rewrite Post?? They deteleted my respond on (I will buy .. on For

I hesitate to post on the matter, but here goes...

billiardshot, you have essentially admitted to knowingly violating the for-sale forum rules, pertaining to the use of communication, as it relates to an item.

If it were me, and I were you, I'd take the "win," and move on. I don't think this is the/a hill you want to die on.
j2pac! I won't take the above comment as a Threat!!

But we all know Admin staffs or Moderators.... have also broke those same rules, as other AZers. Just view some of their threads/posts.

Rule..11) Over-active bumping is not allowed. If most of the replies to your post are bumps that is overactive bumping. Anything more than a single bump in any 48-hour period is over-bumping.
Since the Post was on page one to begin with, and my post I will buy. Didn't bump the post.

Justin Bergman is on a mission

Actually the most difficult issue in pool robots is the difference in conditions, the variability of cushions, etc. That's one of the reasons that I clarified that by autonomous robot, I meant able to walk into a random pool hall with a random set of balls that aren't brand new or freshly polished and autonomously choose shots. No special lighting conditions or markers allowed.

I could make a robot right now that would win if I could design it as a part of the table and use special markers and lighting.
I wonder if they could have simple compensation - like humes. Impulse response a table in a few minutes and then kick ass. With actual AI they could hustle too - make truly impossible games.

Justin Bergman is on a mission

I've said pool is the quantum mechanics of tic-tac-toe. Robots can already replicate complex mobility and balance. The issues in pool robots would probably be mostly targeting.
Actually the most difficult issue in pool robots is the difference in conditions, the variability of cushions, etc. That's one of the reasons that I clarified that by autonomous robot, I meant able to walk into a random pool hall with a random set of balls that aren't brand new or freshly polished and autonomously choose shots. No special lighting conditions or markers allowed.

I could make a robot right now that would win if I could design it as a part of the table and use special markers and lighting.

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