iusedtoberich said:

I think you should never break on the table. Just throw a bucket of balls on it each game. That way you won’t have anything to be dissatisfied about.

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Best way to not be disappointed is do not let yourself get disappointed. Do not let yourself get it that position.

TheGrandWazoo said:

All of the rooms at the casino are booked. ...

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It looks like they have not put up any rooms after July. Try again after March 1st.

Willymakaball said:

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The 7 footers only need 2 to run a weekly bar table tourney, once they have a 9 footer to play on you get them hooked for practice, paying by the hour verse change per game. Could offer monthly club rate for 9footers say 100 buck for unlimited 12 to 6pm.they buy food,drinks just my 2 cent.

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I actually rarely see people pay to practice on 9 footers, given that most of leagues and tourneys are on 7 footers. I casually see some people playing on 9 footers here and there. But unless 7 footers are all camped out, otherwise, I rarely see people rent out 9'

iusedtoberich said:

I think you should never break on the table. Just throw a bucket of balls on it each game. That way you won’t have anything to be dissatisfied about.

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Optimistic you are ….

Cue Alchemist said:

interesting to hear your thoughts, This is a road i have not gone down, only ever used solid, even with a smaller ferrule. These shafts play roughly the same, even with kielwood, its just slightly stiffer feel. The biggest difference is the taper. it is just a matter of adjustment, its more because, i know what im doing with them, i never felt the need for anything else. Nothing on here, has convinced me other wise.

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Being honest about playing with Side Spin comes next. When people are honest about when they use Side Spin.

The job gets a lot easier.

I think you should never break on the table. Just throw a bucket of balls on it each game. That way you won’t have anything to be dissatisfied about.

The Pool Room business (the way it's being done recently is very big investment).
Then you have so much to manage.

The market gives interest with no work involved.

Cue Alchemist said:

interesting to hear your thoughts, This is a road i have not gone down, only ever used solid, even with a smaller ferrule. These shafts play roughly the same, even with kielwood, its just slightly stiffer feel. The biggest difference is the taper. it is just a matter of adjustment, its more because, i know what im doing with them, i never felt the need for anything else. Nothing on here, has convinced me other wise.

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So you are a maple shaft individual?

One thing to consider is that usually deflection is tested with a very hard shot. In this situation the differences are more obvious. But nobody shoot that hard (except maybe on a break shot) and even if the hard shot is necessary player would hardly use side spin.
I'm testing deflection in real life situations, in these situations the differences between the 3 shafts are neglectable so I find no need to change the way I aim. I do need to adjust my aim when using the Rhino, the Cynergy or the InFuze Kielwood.

@dendweller