Why in the world did the winner of the flip give up the break? I’ve never in my life seen anyone do that. He should have kept to proper protocol.

I’ve heard of Pat Fleming claiming the break was a disadvantage overall, but I doubt even he gave it up in his playing days.

This has to be the dumbest episode of 'The Twilight Zone' ever.

...imagine if you will, you lose the flip, but your opponent gives you the break. Your opponent gets upset when you attempt to take the second break, also.

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Interesting later model with a solid nod to traditional designs. Personally, I would lean toward this: LINK

The case included in your link was branded by Murray in 1988. CC-100 Deluxe Custom. The cues in that catalog were made by Viking. I assume the cases were Asian made.