Jimmorrison said:

Definitely a bad hit. For those referring to the tangent line, the original doesn’t exist, in relation to the eight ball. It is altered by the bad hit.

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but that would also be true of simultaneous hit, or am i thinking this wrong?

Michael Webb said:

Btw
A few years ago,
I was guilty of it too
But I worked for a better way!

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It was just a suggestion. I don't do double linen wraps myself. Just a bit unclear what the OP's situation actually is

What I'm noticing as a general theme on these "was the ref wrong" threads, is that people care less and less. At first, it was: "can you believe the ref made the wrong call, he should be fired, the player should have called the foul on himself as well" sort of reactions. Now, it's more: "the ref might have gotten it wrong, but his call is final, and that's just the way the game is played".

Its no big deal, its just a judgment call that's sometimes wrong.

Patrick Johnson said:

How could you tell while driving? What was visibly so dangerous about it?

pj
chgo

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It’s about the same as crossing 8 mile road from Oakland county to Detroit. The street, neighborhood, houses, buildings, yards, trash, etc. It just visibly changes, unless you’re blind.

philly said:

I love a well set up Gold Crown.
I have one in my basement. Always loved Gold Crowns. Majestic heavy tables.

I love Diamonds too.
I play on Diamonds almost every day
And love them.

Adjust. Diamond owns the table market in poolrooms.
Brunswick relinquished their dominance on purpose.
They threw their R&D dollars elsewhere
into their other divisions believing pool was dying. Pool is on a big upswing now. Brunswick put themselves behind the 8 ball.

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The Brunswick today is a brand new company, and they are coming at the market with some force. Its no longer the boat company or the exercise company that didn't give a hoot about billiards after 1980.

Poolhall60561 said:

How Much $$$

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$6700 cue $2000 case