Rocket354 said:

watching the remainder of the match...wow those racks were loose. Varner snaps the 9 twice in a row. Each time the 9 is moving right off the break. The first time it then gets kicked into the side, and the second time it just goes straight into the corner pocket with nothing touching it.

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Lots of good matches on that channel

Mulambo said:

My website is online! I just need to get advice from an administrator where to put a link and start a thread (or folder) to discuss the games i put online…

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Just put a link in this thread. I would imagine your intended audience are the folks who visit this thread.

I don’t believe you will face repercussions for directing traffic away from this site. You’re just grooving a niche, and in fact, directing traffic back to this site when folks who visit yours first look to expand their horizons.

straightline said:

Get some Pledge from Walmart and try it yourself.

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maha said:

in a strange place just dont draw your cue ball at all. if you want to win money.

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A place that won't bet if you can draw? The obvious thermal is don't win or else.

Thanks for the post, few points I noted (Self-notes)

1) Karl's production has gone up tremendously in that particular video with Joe Rogan. It goes without saying that Joe Rogan had some touches/help or comments on the audio quality of the video, which made the video 10 times better than what Karl used to record before in his series of "Whats in the bag".

2) Joe Rogan knows his stuff, equipment-wise. I saw him talk about sharp points, curved points, and that tells me that he really is balls-deep into cues, which is fun to watch.

3) He probably owns a $300k+ worth of cues, I wonder if he doesn't sell them (Because he doesn't have to) then where will these cues end up 50-70 yrs from now.

I’m

lfigueroa said:

hmmm, not exactly.

I have had a ton of snooker stuff come across my computer lately (probably because I signed Gail and I to go to the Crucible for the World Snooker Championships next year -- told Gail it was on my bucket list : -) and different snooker cue tip profiles are all over the place.

Here's a link that takes a look at what some of the top snooker player's tips look like:

Snooker Tip Shapes

Snooker Tip - What type of snooker tip shape have you got on your cue? Here are a few of the tips used by the world's top professional snooker players.

www.snookercrazy.com

Lou Figueroa
it's nuts

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Those are some ugly tips.

Sheldon said:

What Patrick said. The one I saw that was really drastic was made that way because the guy who owned it liked to place the butt of his cue on the floor and then circle the chalk around and around the tip while he was waiting to shoot.

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ive done that in some spots. doesn't hurt getting action after doing that a couple times.
best is to put the chalk on the floor between your feet and screw the cue into it.

in a strange place just dont draw your cue ball at all. if you want to win money.

a pool table out and about with no one gambling is like a basketball court with no one there.
or going to play golf with just yourself.