Duane Remick said:

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This is the speed pool should be played at to make it enjoyable to watch.

dendweller said:

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Always like hearing Irv Brown’s voice again, RIP. Denver sports legend, could coach or announce anything, great guy. Him shooting the trick shot indicated to me that he might have entered one of the North Denver pool halls in his youth.

jasonlaus said:

Tiger started that crap and it ruined him forever

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he redid his swing multiple times and was still amazing until his back and knee gave out, and stayed great even after that. Try again…

Update
Thanks AZ for the constructive responses. I've Been working on proper eye alignment and revisiting some basics and fundamentals, and I have actually found, after stumbling on Mark Wilsons EXCELLENT 3-part mini training series...The culprit was my foot placement. Unbelievable. Been playing pool 40 years and not sure how I got so far out of alignment. Having my foot placement and body mechanics in place is now allowing my eyes to fall over the cue more natural. It will take time to get comfortable but it really helped accuracy. I was treating my symptoms, vs the underlying cause. Hope it helps others. Hope to enroll in some actual training in the future after BCA Vegas this year. I gotta say, It feels really good to be rebuilding my stance and stroke. I haven't done any remodeling to my stance/stroke in probably 30 years. I got to be a good player by building my fundamentals, but didn't realize that you need to remodel or rebuild them every so often. Guess you gotta be honest with yourself, you're never as good as you think you are, and you're never as bad as you think you are. I learn every day.

Second the q-tip and isopropyl. I use a bit of wax on mine after cleaning (little chunk of bike chain wax works great).

Mid day humor ha ha

Most likely, there is dirt in there, use q tip with alcohol to clean the insert and an alcohol wipe to clean the pin

Tran won 50-15. Man is he good, hardly missed anything. Caudron, on the other hand looked snake-bit, kept missing by a whisker.

I’ve noticed that more and more younger pros are using the two step method taught by Mark Wilson. Line up square behind the shot line then step to the left, or slightly on, the shot line with your right foot and then step in with your left. I step in with left but don’t do the two step, just line up differently initially. Consistency is the main thing.
Either more coaches are adopting Mark’s methods or Mark is really busy

lfigueroa said:

I don’t have any knowledge of how the table got in the condition it got in.

From the discussion here it would seem the table was just gaffey and one guy said he’d play just about anyone on it. And, if what’s been posted is true, the proffer was to play on the gaffey table. Then OD “tinkered” with the table, presumably making it non-gaffey.

If true and you look at it thataway it’s pretty clear who the cheat is.

Lou Figueroa

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If tightening some bolts on the table was such an egregious violation of " pool hall " norms: why did folks pay off?

According to OD, he has been paid in full.

I think in the agony of defeat folks are looking for scapegoats........

Seo vs Tkach seems like an appropriate matchup for the finale.

kristina powers through, 3 straight sets.

I make a spacer to lift the chalk. I inlay a magnet to keep the chalk secure.