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“Cue Queens” Gather in NY to Raise Funds

azhousepro
The ladies behind the Cue Queens project gathered at the famous Amsterdam Billiards, in downtown New York on June 13th, for a fundraiser to help raise money to fund their upcoming documentary series. Fans in attendance were able to mix and mingle with such notables as Allison Fisher, Loree Jon Brown, Kristina Zlateva, Emily Duddy, Caroline Pao and Jennifer Baretta for three hours of fun to help raise funds to cover production costs for this project. Helping to keep everything fun for the night was event MC John Lehman and event Producer Emily Duddy. Lehman and Duddy donated their time, […]

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For those of You that don't know... The BreakRAK is getting some attention...

skor
nataddrho said:
You can’t do this at break speed, 25mph shots. The cue ball jumps a few mm and will cause the object ball to jump into a rail and off the table.
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this is from the guy that makes them:
The BreakRAK was never intended for breaking hard. It is/was a training Tool, to learn an accurate delivery & control of the Cue Ball after impact.
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Are we all playing with the same leather (layered / solid) tip after 4-6 months?

philly
mjantti said:
Everyone chooses their tips and chalks, but if you play a LOT the cost of tips and chalks might become a factor. My ideology is that if I feel that I give weight while saving a buck/euro or two, in the long run it will become much more expensive. That’s why I don’t mind investing a few dozen bucks annually to get everything right for me.

I feel that some players take (unnecessary) pride on choosing the cheapest equipment around. Happens also with people who try to find the magic bullet and invest a lot more than necessary 🤓
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Sounds like you are trying to improve your game.
Sort of think it's about what you feel comfortable with.
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Mechanical Bridge Designs

Bob Jewett
There are no complete descriptions of permitted bridge designs that I know of. The World Standardized Rules equipment specifications give a brief description that just says a head with a long handle. If you're going to try something novel, you should ask the TD or sanctioning organization beforehand.

I think the rolling bridge might not get past some TDs. I think Earl's finger splints might fail, too.

The WSR equipment specs need work.
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