Pool Cue Hub said:

If you could recommend one beginner tip, article topic, or lesson that every new player should learn early on, what would it be?

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Everything in this video:


and everything else in the links and videos here:

Sheldon said:

Magic eraser (melamine sponge) used gently (they're very abrasive) might clear them up.

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I would advise against that.

7stud said:

Max has a really sweet stroke. Another plus for that video is that if you concentrate on the background it proves the Earth is flat. Max must be having a tough go this year with the Artemis mission to the Moon and back being front and center in the news, so give him a like and subscribe.

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Max is a flerf?

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The 1st tip I installed it came off. The 2nd tip I scuffed it like I always do and no problems. So I will be doing the tried and proven way.

Anaconda is a nick that Mark Selby has earned.

Watching Mark Selby reminds me of The Man With No Eyes, you have watched Cool Hand Luke.....Right?

straightline said:

No. Example?

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Sure,
Here's the first after youtube search.
Watching his first shot, says it all.
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Mark Williams is another Good Study for every student of the game.
I saw Cole knock the back off the pocket while locked eyes with the cute waitress. His platform and mechanics were a study for me. His tri pod of feet and bridge hand was the widest possible. The long range precision he was capable of was....well like Quigley.

No. Example?

Badpenguin said:

Why? That isn't even American pool. Go watch snooker instead, that would just be stupid.

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I think not. It's a reason for these phony pros to take it up a notch. If the big numbers are under a 100 that's even better. Quicker action, easy to put together, and mmMaybe, the juniors get the drift.