Ok. Interesting.

Don't forget, you can draw and follow the CB when jumping, I usually aim for "centerball" on the angle and then move the tip up(follow) or down(draw). Id concentrate on getting over the ball first, later we can talk about left and right

jasonlaus said:

I draw a line from the OB to the pocket and then hit the ball straight into the rail just kidding, I do the first part though

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I should have used the rail thing.

Missed opportunity...

TexasShooter said:

It’s amazing how chalk has taken off. Yes, chalk every time and they are all basically the same.

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The real point of the new chalks is that they are cleaner. Primary benefit being fewer skids/kicks. Secondary benefits are cleaner cloth, hands and cues.

Every thing else is marketing BS, IMO. But I use it for the cleanliness.

I always pushed out to a jump shot back in the early 90s, got it back and drilled it in.
Practice jumping over the edge or over a cue laying on the table, then more and more of the OB and before you know it you'll be jumping a full ball.

What's funny is i can hear "Earl" (Joe Rogan) talking about jumping with a Meucci and that's what I played with back then lol

straightline said:

Not the crooked ones.

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There are no crooked lines

I draw a line from the OB to the pocket and then hit the ball straight into the rail just kidding, I do the first part though

Only the top few on the money list back in the early 1990s made $50,000 for the year. As for the Sands, it used to have gigantic fields, sometimes more than 256, so the prize money wasn't very strong in view of the field size. The Sands was probably the second biggest event (or third behind the BCA Open) of the year, behind only the US Open 9ball. There wasn't much money in tournament pool until the PBT took off circa 1996. That's why so many more of the action players steered clear of the major tournament scene back then.

epoxypop said:

What do i need to enable me to post pictures

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If all the hints don't help, save a picture to your computer, keep on copying and pasting, and if too big, resize it down and down in percentage until it will work.