surely this has happened in a big match, what's the rule??
- By maha
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whats the issue. in a pool tournament if you need to, you just announce you are changing shafts and do it.
Your rightInterestingly, at snooker if the tip comes off, the player can take a break to have a new tip put on. I believe that if the tip is merely damaged, the player must play on. Of course in snooker a player almost never has a second cue (most professionals use a one piece cue).
At pool, players are expected to have a second shaft. I’d be curious if the referee has a discretion to pause the shot clock if the player needs to change shafts in that situation, or if the player just has to use his break cue until he has time to change shafts.
for those that dont know, you are the one that gives the form to whom you pay. the t.d. may have them as well if he allows it. this is for u.s. people. i dont know china tax laws and it doesnt matter to people from u.s. unless they hold some back. but if the t.d. cuts checks then it is easy.Ummm. The tournament is in China. Does the CCP also have a form 5754?
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Look at his first shot.
That's not a pool player.A pool player filming until they run a rack (says it's his 10th day)