Turning Stone

Is there also a way to see what his fargo rate is right handed vs left ? He's so smooth when he's playing righty. Lefty not as smooth but I think he is winning more as a lefty

Mike Page posted something a few years after John made the switch. John dipped down for a while after the switch and then returned to the same rating.
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I can also add that I had the great pleasure of watching John while he made the change. John plays out of the same pool room I do in Toronto. When the pain got so great that he had to take a hiatus from playing pool, he started playing a bit with his left hand.

John’s idol in cue sports is the great Ronnie O’Sullivan and he had previously worked on trying to play left handed well enough to not need a bridge on many shots. So he wasn’t starting playing left-handed from nothing, but my guess is that when he first started experimenting left-handed full time he was probably around 700 Fargo with his left hand. All of the knowledge was still there, of course, and 90% of the shots were fine. But when it came to a tester or a shot that required power, he did not have the same degree of confidence.


What I got to see were the countless hours he put in practising left-handed, building up the same level of expertise and confidence to be able to play tough shots under pressure, where the real champions need it.

Turning Stone

I wonder what his event Fargorate performance was. I'm guessing 870 or so.

TROY Deocharran 634
Marco Cam NR
Brian Vu 644
Donny Mills 752
Jesus Atencio 797
Martin Daigle 735
Jayson Shaw 834

According to the Digital Pool bracket, John shot 917.95. I don’t know how accurate that is, but I have no reason to doubt it.

I wonder what the highest ever tournament performance is?
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Lowest deflection kielwood

There is a sound “issue” with mine but I contribute it the tip installed (Kamui Clear Tan Hard) that gave me bad sound on another shaft as well. I need to replace the tip and see if it gets better, I’m sure it will.

I have a solid maple shaft that was made from a Barnhart old growth maple blank with an Agis ferrule for a custom cue made for me. Best sound ever but I don’t use it as I prefer low deflection shafts.
Mine was not as noisy, solid KW. Changing the tip makes a big difference.
And i agree, the old growth shafts are the best maple i have hit with.
I have two custom made.

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Why does Bob Jewett have two Solutions achievements while everyone else has one?

If you click on the drop-down menu for Members at the AZ website, it will show many drop-down menus with one called Most Solutions (see screen shot below). In that menu, it shows how many Solutions achievements every AZer has accomplished. Bob Jewett has achieved two Solutions scores while everyone else, one.
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This is probably because only Bob has answered a post presented as a Question and not posted as a Discussion or Poll. And, that the original poster of that Question post identified Bob as answering OP's question.

This post is posted as a question and I will identify responders as having answered my question and, they too, can join Bob as rare AZers scoring more than one Solutions score.

Some posts on this subject are below and at https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/what-is-a-solution.583578/

Could somebody explain what a SOLUTION is please? Everyone seems to have 1 except a member called Bob Jewett who has 2.
Well, assuming you can see some kind of checkbox by his post, which answers your question,
Has it been established why Bob has 2 and everyone else has only 1?

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