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Jump stick rule change??

skor
InsertCleverNameHere said:
I’m pretty darn good with a jump cue. But the difference between myself and my opponents with them is minuscule and until you get to the elite tip top players there isn’t much difference at all. However I’m a far FAR superior kicker to other players at my level. And kicking is art. Jumping is just too easy with today’s equipment.

If a blocking ball isn’t a good safety then what the hell is? Also if it’s in fact not a good safety then yeah the jump cue needs to go. Kinda proves my point.
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So maybe ban kicking
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Pool.house London - from the founders of TopGolf

Bob Jewett
iusedtoberich said:
Did this die or is it still on? Was it one location or many?
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The website is up with a reservation system, so it appears to be in business. However....

They want to see at least six players per table in teams. They want you on the table for at least 90 minutes during peak hours, but in the afternoon you can go for just an hour. An hour for six players is $120, or only $20 per player. But the charge for two players is also $20 per player for an hour. I can see why they want six players and during peak hours, you have to pay for six. The cheapest deal for two players at 9PM would be a total of about $170 for 90 minutes.

And people think NYC is high.

Here you go:

www.pool.house

Poolhouse Experience | Play, Compete & Connect

Discover the Poolhouse experience: innovative AI-powered gameplay, inclusive fun for all skill levels, and social connection beyond the table.
www.pool.house www.pool.house
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Mike Stacey: Burl into Tulipwood (4-Ptr)

timothysoong
Mike Stacey 4-Pointer - Amboyna Burl into Tulipwood (w/ Inlays)

Up for grabs is a genuinely stunning piece from Mike Stacey — one of those cues that photographs well but still doesn't do justice to how it looks in person. The Amboyna Burl points are packed with tight, swirling grain and rich chatoyance that shifts character depending on the light, set off beautifully by contrasting green veneers that give the points an extra pop and really make the burl figure stand out. The Tulipwood forearm brings a warm, honey-toned contrast that ties the whole cue together, and paired with the inlay work, this is a cue that draws you in the moment you pick it up — the kind of wood selection and figure you don't come across often.

Beyond the aesthetics, this cue has been babied — test-hit only, essentially untouched, and it shows. If you've been looking for a Stacey with standout wood and inlay work in true mint condition, this one's worth a serious look.

- Cue Features
  • Tulipwood forearm & inlays
  • Amboyna Burl points & buttsleeve
  • 4 Laminates (Teal/Green/Mint Green/Black)
  • Black Spanish Bull leather wrap
  • Juma joint & buttcap
  • 3/8x11 joint
  • Shaft has been fitted with Caiden Fighter (M) tip

- Weight & Shaft Thickness Specs
• Butt: 15.66oz
• Shaft 01: 4.03oz (12.80mm)
• Shaft 02: 4.14oz (12.87mm)

- Length Specifications
• Butt: 738mm
• Shaft 01: 737mm
• Shaft 02: 737mm

- Butt Thickness Specs
• Joint: 21.07mm
• Below Wrap: 30.78mm
• Buttcap: 31.88mm

- Overall Straightness: 90% Straight
• Butt: 85%
• Shaft 01: 95%
• Shaft 02: 90%
(When put together both shafts rolls straight with the butt.)

- Overall Condition: Mint

Cue was only test-hit, barely play with. No signs of use or blemishes.

Price: $2795 OBRO shipped express worldwide

For inquiries, please send me a PM.

Thank you,
Tim











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9-Ball needs to be fixed

M
the break should be a random shot, not and easy shot with the argument of how getting to the 2 is.

its really just a pro problem as the amateur cannot profit from the break very often. so the very top pros want what they want and usually get it.
its up to the spectators who pay the bills ultimately to decide what they want to see.

they have been quiet for far too long.
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