Is removing your glove a shark move?

I think it’s time this is discussed…

It’s hill-hill, ur opponent scratches on the break. Then walks over to his chair and removes his glove as if the outcome of the match is already determined.

How is this not considered dismantling of equipment, just like breaking down a cue, which is universally considered a forfeit?

I’ve seen that a number of times here at the INT open…. As well as one player who broke down his jump cue and put it in his bag while his opponent was still shooting.
Here's how I'd handle it.... Being a National ref..... if I was the shooter.
I'd stop play, get a referee involved to give him a warning if this occurred in the manner you spoke, if he did with your backside pointed at him while your shooting, then its NO FOUL
If opponent did it like a cue uncork move while shooting, or if this person was in direct line of your UnGloving shot, I would want to know this. Getting a good re involved in your moment is a smart thing to do.... this move might turn the tables, gives you unwind time.

Useful CB Control Principle for RAIL CUT SHOTS … Bringing the CB Back ALONG THE LINE

Dave?
Any drills/videos for a similar shot except the OB is frozen to the rail?

r/DCP

You can obviously use the same wagon-wheel-style setup shown in the video, but you won't be able to get the CB as close to the "hold the line" directions. For angles off the rail less than 40 degrees, you can practice the twice-the-angle target directions (with draw only).

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