It looks to me like it's going down the way it's supposed to go down. Cashing if he gets a great draw, and winning a handful of game against a legit pro.

Now the question is can he improve from this, or is he at his genetic potential. (if you believe in such things).

CanadianGuy said:

whats the learning curve for pros?

do some guys get into 700 territory close to day one when they are kids? ive heard such stores

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I'm a 570 now and was probably about 540 speed 25 years ago when this was said to me. The local hotshot (has since quit long before Fargo, would prob have been a 700 in his prime then). He says to me when I was asking about speeds: "I was your speed for about 2 weeks".

jokrswylde said:

Several years ago we had a poster on here who was convinced he could get to pro speed in a year...I think he ended up quitting the whole sport. Anyone remember him, I cant for the life of me remember his handle...

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I think we've had 3-4 in the past 20 years on here. They always come and go and don't stick around.

skogstokig said:

missed this. a "cocked hat" bank? long short long in the side

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Short-long-short to the side. (Filler's was the 8-ball at the UK Open)

Great 2-way shot with the right speed. The OB tracks back where it was and the CB ends up at the head of the table. The side just happens to be in the neighborhood for the OB and it's bending that way from the spin.

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