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Chris said:
Which produces less chalk dust, applying Masters correctly, by painting it on instead of twisting, or applying TAOM incorrectly, by twisting instead of painting?
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Masters would deposit more because of the chalk consistency but when you chalk Masters correctly, and away from the table and rails, only on a hard stroke CB after right after having chalked the cue tip would any immediately noticeable chalk get deposited on the cloth. It most commonly occurs on break shots when most players chalk their break or pool cue. And it’s not uncommon for a large % of players to intentionally, nervously but always needlessly over chalk on their break shots. However, the chalk formula used by TAOM is different than Masters and others brands, even Blue Diamond, IMO.
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Arizona Open 2026, Yuma, August 13-16

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SA96 said:
Agree, Fedor is more interested selling his crappy merchandise to gullible 500 fargo players.

I wouldn't pick Fedor for the Mosconi Cup.

He's clearly not desperate to make the team and he always stinks up the place when he plays in it.
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He stinks up the place compared to his level but his stink is better than the other options !
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Steve Miserak/ Adam’s Pool Cue

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Thank you guys for the information. I was just curious because it came from my grandma-in-law which I assume came from her husband. It also came with this insert that written by someone. I love pool but I’m not as knowledge as you guys are. (Just hitting my 30s and have been playing for 4 years now.) I just forgot all about this cue as it was in a case and put into the back of our closet before I started truly getting into it. The cue is straight and the lizard material as well as the cue looks brand new in an older case. Sorry about the misinterpretation on the Adam cue.
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Won hill-hill off the tit

sixpack
ShootingArts said:
I used to play the points in general a bit. The working area is a lot bigger than most think. The shot into the point of a side pocket and across to the far corner pocket isn't nearly as hard as it seems. One of those things I might spend five or ten minutes a session practicing just so I don't freak when it comes up. It's a good one pocket shot since the right speed leaves it near your pocket if it doesn't fall.

First time I saw this shot was on an old ten footer with dead cushions. My opponent shot it and cost me a few dollars. I practiced the things that can be done off of points after that. Your opponent rarely works the points so it can give an area of expertise they don't have.

Hu
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I play kicks off the point whenever I need to and I’ve made a few at critical times. I developed an aiming system for them but each one is different so you need to shoot a few to calibrate on a table before you start.
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