why would anyone want 4 or 41/4 inch pockets on a home table. sure it makes you concentrate on the pocket more. but doesn't make you play better it makes you play worse.

as you dont learn cheating pockets and hard hit positions. hard inside english force follow and others.

unless you are pro speed you just end up missing more and learning bad position habits. and unfortunately develop a weak stroke.

iusedtoberich said:

Yeah, I didn't see prices, but got the impression your software is in the low few hundred USD range? That's what the ProjectionProBilliards system costs, and a lot of people have bought that (including me).

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It will be around $299, but much cheaper during launch.

Internet features (live streaming/broadcasting, internet multi-player, community drills) will have a subscription around $15 a month, since data usage costs me.

At one time I shared the same opinion on a pool cue with turquoise incorporated it , until I found one in the " For Sale Site " on here we worked out a deal and I can honestly say its grown on me , will I order another custom cue with it on another cue probably not .

I find it interesting what people like and don't like there's rarely ever a dull moment !

How's the rest of the table look? What's the price? If you want tighter pockets you can have a thicker facing added when the mechanic installs it. It's no big deal. Me personally, I like 5" pockets. But to each his own.

The only way a GC4 would NOT have 5" pockets is if a mechanic installed thicker or more pocket facings, or if a mechanic removed the rubber cushions and replaced them with new ones, and left them longer (which is a big job to do). Hardly any mechanic does that, and it looks like your seller knows zero about pool based on where they have the tape measure. Just based on that picture you can almost guarantee they are 5" factory pockets.

Hi Kenny, what is the best price on the Mordt ??? Thanks...Dante

Yeah, I didn't see prices, but got the impression your software is in the low few hundred USD range? That's what the ProjectionProBilliards system costs, and a lot of people have bought that (including me).

Bob Jewett said:

Your software looks cool, but you may want to find a hardware provider to partner with.

I think the vast majority of your potential customers have no interest in figuring out the projection/camera hardware and installation. At least two of your competitors provide full systems with all the hardware, mostly mounted on the ceiling in a single unit. Projector, camera, and computer.

Can your system automate/illustrate progressive practice drills?

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The very few competitors who offer custom hardware + for live tracking and projection that I've found are meant for B2B. One charges $7k to $10k, and the other charges around $3k I believe, and there isn't much info available otherwise on their sites. One seems defunct.

I have about 10 beta testers now, some are already setup and some aren't. The benefit of "bring your own hardware" is people can find used equipment. You can find a suitable used projector for $100-$300, a new MX brio for $199 or cheaper used, a new mini pc for $450 or cheaper used.

With the software, you could have the whole system for around $1kish. Cheaper if you already have a PC.

Having a custom hardware solution would be great, but that would be a bit down the line. For now, this seems like the best approach.

As far progressive drills, not just yet. But that's like a couple days of work, easily doable. For now, I have standard drills, responding, wagon wheel style drill modes, and snooker/hook drills types.

Thanks for the response.

garczar said:

PLEASE stop with the AI shit. WAY to much bad info to take it at face value. We have enough table experts here, don't need/want the opinion of a bunch of databases that don't know shit about pool.

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You convinced me

Bob Jewett said:

Your software looks cool, but you may want to find a hardware provider to partner with.

I think the vast majority of your potential customers have no interest in figuring out the projection/camera hardware and installation. At least two of your competitors provide full systems with all the hardware, mostly mounted on the ceiling in a single unit. Projector, camera, and computer.

Can your system automate/illustrate progressive practice drills?

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Yeah this is a good idea. Plus the ability to mount in/on/around different table lighting.

I have found that most stock GC 1-4 tables have pockets ranging from 43/4 to 5 inches.

My recently acquired GC 3 has stock 4 3/4 - on the smaller side for factory GCs but forgiving for sure.
Great for 14.1 but when you move to a room event with Diamonds or Rasson tables you see a difference in ball pocketing and must adjust to a smoother , softer stroke.
I try to hit most of my GC pockets w/o touching a rail to keep the accuracy transition to a minimum.

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fun to play on size and sized to learn position play and how the cue ball reacts.

its not all about make or miss the shot.

Your software looks cool, but you may want to find a hardware provider to partner with.

I think the vast majority of your potential customers have no interest in figuring out the projection/camera hardware and installation. At least two of your competitors provide full systems with all the hardware, mostly mounted on the ceiling in a single unit. Projector, camera, and computer.

Can your system automate/illustrate progressive practice drills?