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Okay let's drift further into fantasy land.
Player A breaks and makes 6 solids. While making the 7th player A also makes the 8 ball.
What's the score?
Okay let's drift further into fantasy land.I disagree. Extending the unlikely scenario further, what if all 14 solids and stripes were made illegally, and only the 8 was left. Shouldn't the player at the table with the first "legal" shot win?
Here's what you are going to hear.If "solids were never legally chosen," then they are still available (even with only the 8 remaining).
The Shootout AND the Mixed Doubles are for the spectators. Invitation only, and they do have an entry fee, but the Open is the big ticket!I think the Shootouts are kind of a "bonus" event, whose primary purpose is to be a show for the spectators.
Working, imo. They're tremendous fun to watch.
I disagree. Extending the unlikely scenario further, what if all 14 solids and stripes were made illegally, and only the 8 was left. Shouldn't the player at the table with the first "legal" shot win?I would agree that your example has a very low probability of happening.
I am thinking there will be many arguing that the solids were never legally chosen & therefore the 8 ball cannot be shot to win the game. In that situation just about everyone would say the incoming player has to shoot the stripes because of the above.
I had to replace the insert in one of their 'break' shafts and the way the plastic looks, and the way it machined as I remove the insert remains, makes me think they are using white acrylic (plexiglas). Cast? Extruded? Who knows, but cast acrylic should be stronger, and still not what I'd install as insert in a break shaft. I replaced the Rhino insert with PPSU. PPSU is a very glue friendly engineering plastic originally dreamed up for the healthcare industry, and you can beat it on an anvil with a hammer and it won't break - it will deform under the ball pein hammer test, but not break. Can't say the same for acrylic. PPSU is my go-to insert material now for CF play AND break/jump shafts, unless someone requests something different.I bought a Rhino break shaft recently. Changed the tip to a Kamui Sai and used it for about a month before the ferrule completely ripped apart, taking the tip with it. Heard about several other people having the same issue. I have 2 of their playing shafts in 30 and 29 and think they play great and are worthy of the hype but the break shaft sucks ass in my experience.