More counterfeit balls
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Yep I was kidding Bob, as I felt something was definitely Fishey....
They are incredible. I saw a video where they toured the factory where their cues are made and it's really an impressive operation.I think the Ko brothers play with regular maple shafts, but I think the cues are like collector level cues or priceless...you can only buy them with faberge' eggs, gold bars, and infants I believe.
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I'm a cue nerd and Kim has been back playing. It looks to me like he has, possibly, a nice Richard Black, or fancy, older Runde Schon. Not sure. I think Rodney is sponsored by a different cue company.I knew that they did at one time, I dont know if they still do.
Force of habit, I call my shot and point w my cue to the intended pocket. My 14:1 mentor was anal about that stuff. Kinda stuck w me.
I quit drinking coffee about 30 years ago , I replaced it with either ice or hot tea .
Mike, FargoRate, by now, has a wealth of interesting data that would be a blast to really dig into. You might want to consider expanding into that realm.This is a subtlety. But the FargoRate approach doesn't require or assume that a late-stage high-pressure match is somehow the same as an early-stage match in a lower-profile tournament.
Rather it assumes that averaged over your high-pressure matches, your opponents were also playing in high-pressure matches and impacted similarly.
A particularly player could be unusually affected by or unusually unaffected by that pressure, and we wouldn't capture that in any meaningful way.
It's an expensive set, when complete.They are 57mm. I was looking to buy some, but the price seems very high.
And, 2 months ago, there was an incomplete set in the UK with 12 or 13 balls, which sold for about 70,-. They were online for months until someone bought them finally. So I am not sure, if incomplete sets are that low compared to a complete one…
Sorry, brother, I had to call you out, I just couldn't take it anymore, think of it like an intervention, we are here for you.Lol why did you have to call me out like that?
I try like hell not to have to but I get out of shape more than I'd like to admit. The bright side is it has helped me practice my shotmaking skills!![]()
Yup, other than Jayson Shaw and Jeanette Lee (and, needless to say, Ernesto Dominguez), few pro pool players I have ever seen brought their kids to events in which they competed.Just a curiosity. In most sports, after a big win you see the winner bring his kids onto the course/field during celebrations. I can't remember ever seeing that in pool.