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Is it Possible to CUT AN OBJECT BALL MORE THAN 90°?

mdc
Wow, I’ve known about the rail version of this shot, and about spin induced throw, for many years, but I must say I had no idea it was possible to cut a ball in at 90 degrees from out in the open like that. Nice video, thanks.
Btw, I’m new here but I’ve been subscribed to your YouTube channel for a few years, and I’m familiar with some of your other instructional material as well. Always fantastic stuff. Thank you sir, for all your contributions.
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Alvarado goes undefeated to claim his first regional tour win on Sullivan Open Pool Tour

azhousepro
They’ve been trying to do it in a dizzying array of formats; specific, ranking-defined tournaments (‘500 and under,’ for example), split brackets (for High and Low rankings with a mix at the end), using staggered fees (for different rankings) and more than likely, formats we haven’t even heard of. Yet. All designed to attract more competitors, more ‘fannies to the tables’ and the rooms that run the events. The new-this-year, Jersey-based Sullivan Open Tour, with Hunter Sullivan at the helm, is trying to combine a lot of this into a tour that caters, on an event-by-event basis, to both higher […]

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History of Rich Cues

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Cuaba said:
Great Pic !!!!!!
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I have mentioned this in the past, but I’ll mention it here for those who may not have read it before
Right in front where Abe is standing, he would not let you go past there into his shop
at least he would not let me
As you look at the picture to the left in front, that’s not in the picture was a Desk where abe would sit to have his lunch. There was a chair near there and I would go in the afternoons and sit nect to him when I could and just talk to him.mostly small talk
He was like my Jewish grandfather
Rest in peace Abe
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Schon Cocobolo and Ebony Wrapless CX65

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Rare offering here. Schon CX 65 wrap less with 5/16-14 joint. Ebony butt and forearm with highly figured Cocobolo handle. Fancy ringwork in 3 places. Shaft is 29 inches at 4.02 oz Butt is 29 inches at 16.22 oz. Butt rolls straight, shaft rolls fairly flat, can't say it's absolutely perfect but certainly would not affect playability. Very bottom 1.5 inch butt cap has minor clear coat hazing. Schon joint protectors included. Shipping and insurance paid by seller $1200
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Chua rules Pattaya Open; pockets $22,500

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Filipino pool master Johann Chua rules the inaugural Pattaya Open (9-Ball) after defeating compatriot James Aranas in the final, 15-5, at the S1 Pool Hall & Sport Bar in Pattaya, Thailand on Friday night. There was little drama in the one-sided affair, with Chua showing sharp form from start to finish. Earlier , Chua toppled Dennis Orcollo, 13-11, in the semifinal round to arrange a titular showdown with Aranas, who brought down Alexis Ferrer, 13-12, in another final four match ups. Chua takes the $22,500 top prize, while Aranas takes home $12,500. Losing semifinalists Orcollo and Ferrer, meantime pocketed $7,500 […]

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Masse Cue

Tennesseejoe
Bob Jewett said:
If you want a cue like the artistic players use ...

Total length about 50 inches.

Tip diameter 14mm (or larger if you can find tips)

Tough ferrule.

Typical masse cues are heavier, which would require added weight if you want to get there with just a shaft add-on. That's good because for vertical shots, you want the balance point well below your grip hand.

Along the way, I got three masse shafts for my main player.

I assume you have your own table. ;) If you want to practice masse shots, here are some from Artistic Billiards: http://www.sfbilliards.com/Misc/ArtisticBilliards1987.pdf
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Now this is a first class reply. Thanks so much for all you do for the pool world, Mr Jewett.
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Jakub Jokub- what do we think?

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never hurts to ask your opponent what he agrees to at the least. he still may call fouls on you to win. thats what you deal with when you dont follow exactly the rules in a tournament.
you take your chances and results.

if no ref is there it is on you to follow the rules and him to enforce them.

and both of you may have different standards on following those rules.
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