Corner pocket shelf

Not sure I can agree that a league cut, 4 3/4" Diamond will play easier than a pro cut 4 1/2" will. In my experience with the two tables that would not be true. I have a Diamond Professional league cut 4 3/4", bought new at the start of covid at home, and also play one of my leagues on Diamond Pro Am's with pro cut 4 1/2" pockets. Balls are noticeably easier to pocket on the 4 1/2" pro cut pockets, with less rattling of the balls. Yes the 4 3/4" league cut pockets are easier to hit a ball in, but they rattle more.
My league play starts the beginning of September to the end of April so I have a lot of experience on both. Not only that we have fellow league players at our house to play at times and they also comment on how our league cut pockets play harder.
It will be interesting this year as the other league we play has ordered new Diamond tables to replace the Valley tables they had.
My take now on this is, if I were to ever order a Diamond table for home again, it would be with the pro cut pockets.
I gotta agree with Czar of Gars above, I occasionally play in Waukesha where they have a hall with league cut Diamonds albeit bar boxes but they played considerably easier than the "normal" pro cut Diamond bar boxes. if there is one thing I can say about Diamond is that their tables are very uniform (red to red, blue to blue at least). Most times when I see a ball rattle on a Diamond its because they shot the ball too hard and hit the rail a diamond from the pocket, you cant expect to make those shots on a Diamond, maybe a Valley but not a Diamond, that's just playing fair if you ask me. To me there is nothing more unfair than to see a ball swallowed up by a pocket that hits the rail a foot or more from the pocket.

2025 USA National Pool Championships. Quincy, IL, July 6-12

I think next year, if given ample notice, we’ll see even more amateurs. Which I don’t see as a bad thing.
I doubt it if the fields will stay limited to 32 players.
might be the reason why the top players didn't show up.
I don't buy the "I didn't know about it" crap. If we knew about it then so did they, it's their job to know these things.

Flora -Bama action

I’m living in Orange beach Alabama, always around Foley Alabama , Pensacola area , flora Bama bar , let’s get some action going , I’m bored beating all the vacationers out of all their $ , need a challenge. Let’s get it , I’m available all day everyday , also anybody wanna go fishing, I have a 24ft bay boat I’m usually out every morning until 12-1 , if you wanna go fishing let’s do that too !!!!

You just made my call list the next time I'm up that way. 👍

The bait and gas is on me for fishing. You'll have to earn it on the pool table, but that probably won't be all that tough either... 😁

Filler Vs. Gorst

An all-around would be very hard to handicap. Josh has a clear edge at 9ball, 10 ball seems pretty even, and Fedor would have a slight edge at both banks and one-pocket. Let's hope this happens.

I'd consider it the first marathon match played between the world's two best players in the last 50 years. For the record, when Efren hooked up with Earl in the Race to 120 in the late 1990s, Jose Parica was quite a bit better than Efren at 9ball.
What are you basing this conclusion on.

Tournament wins or money games?

Why Pool Leagues Should Embrace “ALL BALL FOULS”

Because the more experience you have the more you realize the problems it creates. In a perfect world the rule is fine, but someone always wants to cheat and call bad fouls. Especially when money at stake
So you have never seen players argue about whether or not a ball rolled thru an area where another ball was accidentally moved or seen arguments about the location of a replaced ball? If I accidentally bump a ball I know for a fact that that ball will be returned to a location that causes me trouble instead of its original location and I have to accept that because I accidentally bumped it, that's why I don't accidentally move other balls when I'm at the table, its just about awareness.

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