WTB: Decent ball set for league play

Did the same thing for my league team. If you can find a nice used set of Aramith Premiers or Aramith Premiums for a good price they will be a huge improvement over a set of grungy bar table balls. Try to make sure that whatever you buy includes the Aramith cue ball. No sense in using a decent set of balls with a dirty, heavy mud ball.

Do you have access to a ball cleaner?? You will want to clean the balls after using them. The balls will pick up a lot of crud from the cloth and the pockets.

Where is the rule banning the "lift stroke" and the "sideways stroke" for close balls?

so he taps with his ferral now what okay its a foul. thats what he was doing anyway.

what are you going to do start a fight. not pay off. its up to you to say something if it is going to look wrong. not let it happen and then call it.
how can you be so sure there wasnt some forward motion. get real.

and why does someone in the pool room have to follow wpa rules. and do you want to lose a customer for life over something so trivial.

Ferrule: A reinforcement sleeve.
Feral: Semi-wild animal.
Ferral: Not a word.

Push Foul Explanation

Has anyone studied or followed Chris Melling?
He has the absolute smoothest stroke. I’d swear that he’s going to eventually foul, but with him it’s pace and follow through. He does use BHE at times, but he doesn’t waste time or motion during the shot.
I think the length is overdone or at least, over applied. Nothing to actually argue about. It's his comfort zone.

Where is the rule banning the "lift stroke" and the "sideways stroke" for close balls?

so he taps with his ferral now what okay its a foul. thats what he was doing anyway.

what are you going to do start a fight. not pay off. its up to you to say something if it is going to look wrong. not let it happen and then call it.
how can you be so sure there wasnt some forward motion. get real.

and why does someone in the pool room have to follow wpa rules. and do you want to lose a customer for life over something so trivial.
In the old days it was common to tap the top of the CB in one hole, or trap the CB in the jaws of the corner pocket with a double hit stroke. We've grown beyond both as a sport, both in the pro ranks and in the gambling room.

If you have a great customer, sure, let anything go. But almost all one hole players now-a-days I run into don't do either.

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