Which Simonis Gray Is Darker?

I have played on those same colors except purple but I did play on pink, black, and white zebra pattern table, it was beyond awful. The grey was nice to play on but to me it is not very attractive, kind of like a primered car.
A pool room back home in Dayton had gold cloth. Yep! I hated playing there even though I got some easy action.

Cue pivot SOTW alternative?

thanks for the link @BRKNRUN
you are playing eight ball
you are stripes you want to kick and try to make the 8 ball
i have drawn a line from the contact point on the eight perpendicular to the long rail
what do you do next to calculate this kick?
If you're talking about the "x method":
1. draw a line from the CB straight to the upper rail (side pocket)
2. draw a line from the OB straight to the upper rail (your red line)
3. draw the "x":
- a line from the CB to the top of the red line
- a line from the OB to the upper side pocket
4. draw a line from where those two lines cross (the “x”) straight up to the upper rail - that's your equal angle rail target

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Why don't more bars lease Diamond pool tables?

One follow up to all of this. Be careful about purchasing / renting / leasing Global bar tables. I've been told by two different reliable installers that getting new rails for them involve taking the rail assemblies off and shipping back to (one of) the rail manufacturers to fit them as they are different than Valley tables. Have never done this so am no sure 100% this is factual, but the two separate installers seemed quite confident about it.
I wouldn’t know the details of working on them, but there are several places in my area that have Globals or the Brunswick Globals. Some is the maintenance some is the terrible balls on some, but I have never liked them. I’m not a room owner or bar owner, but if I opened a bar with tables it would be Diamond or Valley. Valley has parts and cushions available and they are durable. Prefer playing on Diamonds but as I have posted I don’t sneer at a well maintained Valley.

Why did svb not go to the china open…

Fedor and SVB both played the one pocket at Texas Open. Fedor left for China Open and won. SVB played the 9 ball at skinny bobs where he finished 9th-12th. Maybe the field was stronger in the Texas Open? Hmmm
It was pretty tough. He ran into Vogel and Gomez who were both shooting very well.

Fishing guides too expensive in China.
There's probably some truth to this. I'd imagine he did go fishing around Denver if he had time.

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I kinda understand how Darren feels... Our club all have to use Taom chalks, put balls in cleaner after stop playing and skids almost never happen..
So when they happen you see them clearly and then it feels so wrong! hahahha
Must be same feel with Darren after that happens in important place and maybe he played home many months without skids..
Darren have always been so competitive that i can understand when he is heated he can say things hastily..
When balls are cleaned daily, what is the cleaning liquid or fluid used since Aramith cleaner definitely affects cling afte4 being polished. I know because I have two sets of Centennial pool balls I rotate for play and one new unused set on the shelf as backup for comparison purposes. After being used for a few hours, the pool balls throw better than after being going thru the Ballstar using Aramith. I prefer glossy, shiny pool balls for overall aiming but want to play with pool balls that’s been in use. So upon reading that your club cleans the pool balls daily, I became curious what is used to clean the pool balls or suffer the same fate as everyone else using polish that does change the cling of pool balls for awhile?

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