Mosconi Cup 2025, Dec. 3-6, Alexandra Palace, London
- By MattPoland
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Europe needed a spot. So we gave them two days on the wire. The cup starts now.
As far as Styer’s shot at the end of match 5, on new cloth, I’m not sure that inside would’ve reversed the path of the CB off that end cushion enough to have left him easy on the 9. He played it the correct way, he apparently was just afraid of scratching in the side which I’m guessing is why he didn’t stroke it and came up so short.I'm not a world beater, but I play high ball a touch of inside on that 8...
Been playing with a 4" balance-rite mid cue extension for about 5 years. Love it and will never go back to 58 " cueI'm wondering if I'm alone in preferring a longer cue on nine foot tables. I used to play a lot of barbox pool and found a standard cue to be fine, but switching to mine foot tables, I had stroke problems with reachy shots. I started playing with a four inch extension all the time and I've found it very helpful. I find it helps me play more shots with my right arm working nearer to vertical. Anyone else use an extension full time? Are there any cue makers making longer than standard cues?
From the Book of Rusty in Montana for when things go very wrong ......In 'Monty Python' English that would be 'piss off and die'.
In the book the character Preacher is a drug user/addict.Things like gambling, excessive drinking and even drug use were also happening in and around pool halls,
That's a fair point. I'm no fan of the rest. Id much prefer a long bridge to using the bridge, betraying my snooker roots.Watching Ruslan win the 14.1 championship a few yrs. back, playing all shots with an extension attached, demonstrates that very tall players may well benefit. BUT, I just don’t get why anyone short would reach so far and shoot with a ridiculously long/unstable bridge, when a rake is handy. I seldom miss when using one. Looking down the entire length of the cue is like sighting a rifle, while reaching with an extension is more like shooting from the hip.
Hi Lou!I cannot recall where I heard it but it was said that Filler plays on his home table, with 4.25 pockets, every day until he runs 200.
Do we have anyone with that work ethic?
Lou Figueroa
Thanks DuaneA lot of cue for the $$
Everything laid out and executed beautiful in this cue....
EXCELLENT AZ'R HERE TOO...
GLWS