Chopdoc said:

It is "up to speed" if you tell it to be. It all depends on the prompts.

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I ran your username through a while back and it was pretty accurate about your forum posting. Said you were an authority on cues, blah blah blah …but I laughed when it said “beware though, if you buy a cue signed by Chopdoc or have Chopdoc sign your cue it will decrease the value of it.” Lol. I don’t know where it came up with that. Or specifically why it felt the need to add that.

It explained further that collectors prefer cues not to be signed by anyone other than the cue maker or something. Which is accurate but I don’t think I’ve ever heard of you signing cues.

garczar said:

Yes, its possible to have a big opening and super tight throat. That table would play like shit. It would still 'play tight' but in a weirdly different way.

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It doesn't even have to be a super tight throat, The facing angle and the wide pocket makes it more likely to rebound into the opposing facing angle rather than into the pocket.

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