Waxing the cue ball? WTF is Kaci talking about now?

I hear ya!

Can you answer my yes or no question, though?

sure, but the question phrased like that seems pointless. the answer is yes if you ask if that cb action can be achieved without wax. check out some of the big strokers like larry nevel, bustie, jeff de luna. so the question must surely be cb action relative to stroke/effort? and that question i answered..

Waxing the cue ball? WTF is Kaci talking about now?

i never play under those conditions myself - new 860 cloth, new balls, massive lights above the table - so i can't go by my own playing experience. i also don't have the stroke chua possesses. so then the question becomes whether i think chua can achieve that cb action with the amount of cue speed he seems to be hitting those particular shots with. which imo is difficult to assess. you also can't just hypothetically replace the guy with one of the best strokes in pool with faceless nameless players.

what i can say is that it does look suspiciously effortless relative to the action achieved. and if JJ, whose job it is to watch and analyze all these matches, says it looks anomalous, than that weighs heavier than whatever i think.
I hear ya!

Can you answer my yes or no question, though?

Waxing the cue ball? WTF is Kaci talking about now?

You also need to take into account the recording itself, the frame rate, compression, etc... I've seen a lot of streams that appear to speed up and slow down and make things look wonky like that.
So we agree it's wonky. Thank you.



Yea, as far as the AI stuff and weird videos and all, I know what you mean, this however doesn't appear to be that at the moment, though. To me anyway.

To me, it looks like the cue ball is brand new on brand new cloth, honestly. I remember when I got my first brand new set on brand new cloth... was amazing.

Does look different than any other time in thos case though,
So who knows.

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