garczar said:

All this is great but what is posting it here going to accomplish? You REALLY need to contact MR directly. I agree with some of your takes but neither me or anyone else on here has the pull to get any of them adopted. Email all your points to Emily and see what she says,if anything.

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There is a tiny chance someone from MR team gets a glimpse of all the good points here. Like there is a member who is in touch with AZB for their streaming app. Emily personally does not care too much about emails addressed to her in regard with what she is doing wrong.

deep said:

Try posting on the GB9 players group on facebook, I’m sure you’ll be able to get some action on there.

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Thanks for the tip

I bet I've shot millions of balls!!
For a time period of about 12-15 years, I played anywhere from 10-14 hours a day.
I think its entirely possible for those of us who are crazy passionate for a bit.

Unless it is the last ball, there is no sense in making one ball. I'm never going to pocket a ball if it doesn't give me a runout or a chance to play a lockup safety Efren couldn't get out of.

Most folks past banger level understand that pocketing a ball without any way forward is a benefit for the other player. Even in eightball you have cleared traffic out of their way. That is why I give minimum focus on pocketing the object ball. It has to fall for the angle off of the object ball to take me to the next point I plan to hit. On the rare occasion where I make the object ball and miss shape it pisses me off because that means the shot went south at the planning stage. If I miss, I am almost certain to miss the object ball and shape. I prefer it that way. Old eyes and creaky joints creating executional errors are preferable to mental errors. Mental errors mean you were whistling in the wind when you bent over.

Hu