Pace of Play

Traditional Flo Charts Don't help the room owners, the players and the competitive game itself.
A team event in IA finished well past 3am.
Very few if any room owners LIKE every table being completely tied up, and very few players enjoy playing into the next day Sunday and then have to play again after a nap the same day. Golf is realizing speeding up play is important as many other pro games feel the same.
We know there are opinions on both sides, but what's the benefit to players/game of any sport being up for a match 12-14 hrs?
That's normal for poker every damn day during the World Series.

And the breaks you get are never long enough due to the massive amount of people

Jumping with your playing cue

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
I would stack some quarters on the table. You can jump a few quarters with an almost level cue bridging on the rail. I would just add quarters until I was confident, then a cube of chalk, then stack a couple of cubes. Best thing is to work into it slowly. Don't start out trying to jump a full ball a few inches away.

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