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Pagulayan weighs in on CB last

Chili Palmer
Jimmorrison said:
It depends on the shot. There are some that you need to look at cue ball last. I’d guess for over 90% of players, it’s object ball last, on over 90% of shots
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I will look at the OB last unless I'm tree topped, then I will look at CB last, it helps me from hitting off-center as much and unintentionally playing a masse with the cue ball.
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Appleton, Boyes and Melling robbed APA Nationals?

benjaminwah
In an interview on the latest Legends Of The Cue podcast, Chris Melling says a friend created a fake league, convinced the APA that they were a British equivalent and convinced them to let their top team compete in the APA Nationals. Around 2001? The team had Karl Boyes, Darren Appleton and Chris Melling. Apparently they made it to the finals and lost.
I’ve never heard this story before. Has anyone else? Any more details about it?
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What are the pool amateur governing bodies up to these days?

Bob Jewett
Positively Ralf said:
Just curious to know what the many bodies are up to since I rarely see much talk of them anymore. I've noticed more and more league nights around my area are not associated with any but at the same time I'm not saying there aren't any.

Is it just business as usual for them and their league operators? How many have adopted FargoRate for their national tournaments? How are the national/state tournaments doing?
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You seem to be asking about CSI, APA, ACS, TAP and NAPA. Is that right?

If so, the large events in Las Vegas seem to be larger than ever. The CSI annual event has about 13,000 players present. Several pro events in the Predator PBS are held alongside the amateur events.

I think CSI (BCAPL and USAPL) is the only amateur league using FargoRate.
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