GideonF said:

Yapp 843 vs Baseth 803
SVB 848 vs Gamas 813
Raga 833 vs Roda 819
Shaw 837 vs Fedor 851
FSR 848 vs Thorsten 794
Bernie 812 vs Alcaide 821
Chua 842 vs Aleksa 813
Januarta 820 vs Biado 840

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januarta already an 820. wild

Dave38 said:

send it to predator for their revo recharge service....it's only $80 plus shipping. Sanding the shaft will ruin it.

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Sure, I can do that, but Predator most likely sands it anyway. That's why I'm asking here.

I figure its a couple hundred lbs. Still thinking about picking one up.Luckily I have a hoist that i put up in the rafters above my garage

Biloxi Boy said:

Next time I'll

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maybe listen to the man who owns the company.

Yapp 843 vs Baseth 803
SVB 848 vs Gamas 813
Raga 833 vs Roda 819
Shaw 837 vs Fedor 851
FSR 848 vs Thorsten 794
Bernie 812 vs Alcaide 821
Chua 842 vs Aleksa 813
Januarta 820 vs Biado 840

Hi everyone, I wanted to follow up with an update on Billiard Shot Studio. Thanks again to everyone who helped test the early versions.

The app is now at version 3.1 and available on both iOS and Android. Version 3.0 introduced a new physics engine, and several changes address feedback from this thread:

• You can choose 7-, 8-, or 9-foot pool tables, plus Heyball, snooker, and carom tables.
• The aim and cue-control popups can be dragged out of the way, so they don't cover the shot you're working on.
• Playback supports frame-by-frame stepping and slow motion down to 1/32 speed, with an optional cue ball spin indicator.
• Pocket Aim Lock adjusts the aim as you change speed, spin, or ball positions to keep a direct pot lined up when possible.
• You can export a shot as a video or share a shot link so someone else can load the same setup in the app.

All the tables, simulation, playback, video export, and shot links are free. The free version allows two object balls; Premium adds more balls, cloud saving, practice generators, and other features.

Full details on what's new in 3.0 and 3.1

If you try it and find a shot that doesn't look right, post a shot link here so I can take a look.

All of the above. Plus, look at the 8 first. If it is tied up with a bunch of stripes, then stripes are most of the time the suit to take unless you have a solid close that makes for an easy somewhat predictable breakout. Then look for problem balls in each suit, then pick a good key ball and a backup key ball. Go after your problems right away, and if you don't get them out, play a safe. Don't take away all of your blockers for good players.

Now I'm off to try to actually practice what I preach.

Did I miss the party? If so I hope it was a good one.

datnodude said:

He can win 5 racks against just about anyone

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sure. he may be third in that team, if his break is working, but team europe will still have filler and the most in form player on the planet in FSR. plus pecelj, alcaide and possibly jayson.

Bob Jewett said:

This is covered explicitly in Rule 3.3 of the WSR.

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And that is ...

CajunPopeye said:

4 YEARS after the cue maker gave you an answer.

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Excuse me. I did not realize I was causing such a problem. Next time I'll try AI.