bpeacock said:

Thanks. Also, break box too I assume. I have hit it a few times and can get the one to wander over towards the side pocket...it even goes in sometimes

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good luck....

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The future of chalk is AI.

When you put it down on the rail it will remind you when it’s time to chalk again. And when you miscue it’s going to say, “Don’t look at me dumb ass.”

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MitchAlsup said:

If you chalk every shot it really does not mater--and that is where Masters shines.
If you don't you should and return to previous statement.

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If you chalk every shot, it kinda does matter because you deposit chalk on the cloth when stroking the cue ball.

And Masters does the same thing as TAOM which is to create friction but it accomplishes it releasing the chalk
you just applied to your cue tip. It doesn’t just float away and the chalk gradually builds up in your table cloth.

Now if cleanliness of the table, pool balls, and your cue shaft and ferrule are not consequential to you, it’s fine.
Better players don’t over apply chalk so they tend to do a better job at not unnecessarily creating a chalk mess.

Whyte Carbon is a part of Triple 60. Here is Triple 60 TS1 and their other shafts (plus a custom shaft available for $750

Chalk in a can -- aerosol application.

B

I was watching a pro match on Billiards TV last night. I think it was 8-ball but I don’t remember where and they didn’t say what year it was from but regardless….

“Albin” was commentator. I assume that was Oushan. He mentioned like a half a dozen times how Masters causes skids. SVB was using Taom. I think his opponent was using Masters. There were a number of misses attributed to skids. SVB requested the CB be cleaned numerous racks even though the shot clock kept running. Albin really bashed Masters.

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