Wow that's terrible... I don't have a tone of time on Diamonds but the only ones I played on that were remotely similar were red labels.
How do these diamond tables play so badly? vid
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Notice that as well, but not enough to be that short... After the second rail, it was nearly straight back...lol
In the diamond system you kick thru the diamond, yes it might be a half inch high but look where the cueball goes! lol
That is bizarre, it looks like he hit the shot with reverse english. I play in a league with all Diamond 9 and 7 foot tables, both red label and blue label, none of them bank like that. I have a Diamond 8 foot Pro Am at home and it doesn't bank anything like that.
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I've played on short old red label diamonds and this is WAY shorter than those.
I'm a 650. I promise you this is hit with center follow
I'd like to hear from someone who knows wtf they are talking about. A table mechanic, diamond rep, etc. because these tables are screwed up. Not trying to argue about other things here
Cobra is the guy to explain the table… post Ask a Mechanic
I know of 2 rooms with red and blue 7’ tables right next to each other. I’d challenge anyone to notice a difference if the red/blue logo was covered up. One is a pool room in South Jersey. One is a bar in the Philadelphia suburbs.
God help us
Also I tested several of their 30-40 tables and they all played insanely short like this
Have other shooters test with you. If they get the same results call it a horse and buy a saddle.
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That is a bizarre reaction off the cushion, way different than "banking short". Glen might know what is going on.God help us
Seriously. Where is Ted Mack… because YOU ASKED FOR ITGod help us
Wow, interesting. I have never seen any table cushion react like that with a middle ball hit with follow-
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If I shoot it exactly like that on the gold crown it scratches dead center pocket. From the corner or the side. Diamonds play shorter but not that damn short. That table is fk'd.