Masters Chalk glazing over?

I have been having trouble with Master's chalk getting super hard and glazing over. Once this happens, I can barely put any chalk on my break or jump tips, (I use the Pechauer C4 tips). This seems to happen fairly quickly before the chalk even gets worn down to far. I find myself switching cubes pretty often and even using leftover house masters chalk. I am wondering if chalking my break tip is causing the glazing of the chalk.

I am a fan of fresh Masters chalk over some of the premium chalk, because I like a little bit of grit in the formula and seem to miscue less than with more "premium" and expensive brands.

Is this happening to anybody else?

Predator Men's 10 Ball JAX

My take on small pockets is it changes how the game is played/should be played. Cheating the pocket to play position is key to good, flowing pool. Small targets turn the game into safety-filled cinch pool. I've watched enough current little pocket pool to know i don't enjoy watching it and have have zero desire to play it.

This is why bar table pool is so popular.

The MAJORITY of pool players in the USA do so for entertainment ONLY and have no desire to play on tables where they can't make a ball.

People who use chalk holders...what do you do when

many have a hole in the bottom so you can put a coin or something else in the bottom to raise it up
in the pics below you can see my chalk is the same height or alittle less that the height of the chalk holder
i put 2 washers in the bottom and i am good to go
you can also see the hole so that if the chalk get stuck you can poke it out
kudos to @iusedtoberich for making the chalkholder
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