Favorite/easiest diamond banking systems.

changing your stroke doesn't do a thing except maybe make you get a cleaner hit if that helps you.
changing speeds and english, changes where you need to hit the rail on your banks. that's judgement.

best for most to learn banks and understand them with no english, and at a constant repeatable speed first.

some inside on many banks will shorten them up so then they come more straight back. that gives a bigger pocket on certain ones.
hitting harder may do the same thing.
there are many variables.

For sale is a Lomax player and matching jump cue

Matching set of nice cues, very light use in great condition. Purple Heart, and real elephant ear wrap. 58” cue, butt is 15.6 oz and shaft 4.13 with 12.9 diameter with extra break shaft, 3/10 modified pin. Steve is known for his craftsmanship as well as great jump cues. I play with a longer set up now, no longer need.

On marketplace as well so message if interested.

$2,150

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Unaware of mismatched ball sets in upcoming tournament.

So this is a common thing then?? Learn something new every day. Thanks.
In the hall I'm thinking about, several balls in each tray are just a tad smaller, but seem heavier and older, by the looks of the numbers on the stripes.
I try to put those on the corners and head ball.
In my area it seems to be or at least the places I play at.

Fancy Vintage Rambo

I will be posting several vintage cues, and the first one is a fancy Rambo cue. Lots of dots Rambo was famous for, along with engravings and grooves. The story on the grooves as I understand it is they were helpful when playing masse shots in billiards and carom. This is a fine example of a fancier Rambo

Butt - 15.6oz, 29"
Shaft - 3.5oz, 13.1mm, non-ivory ferrule, 28", initials engraved
5/16x14 Brass Joint

$3,500 OBRO... trades will be considered.

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