Recent content by 7stud

...if Emily doubles the Euro payout to go on the lemonade.

Top esports prize money: Top USA players:

They occasionally come up for sale on azbilliards--and for much lower prices than new. I bought one a few years ago in the For Sale forum. The shaft was warped, and the hit felt dead to me, so it just sits in a case. The Becue butts are super skinny as well, maybe the skinniest butts made...

That's a lousy spot, right? It should be more like 15-8.

The speed that the cue ball retains after hitting an object ball is related to the cut angle. For full on hits (zero degree cut), the cue ball doesn't retain much speed (assuming no cue ball spin). For very thin cuts, the cue ball retains most of its speed. For cuts near a 1/2 ball hit...

Here was the setup when I visited: 7 Diamonds and a Snooker table. All the Diamonds were the same size. Here's a side view: Are those 8' tables? I thought they were coin op bar boxes. You can also pay by the hour.

Yeah, it's more than being disrespectful: under the WPA rules if you practice on another table during a match it's a 6.17 Unsportsmanlike Conduct foul, which is at least Ball in Hand and could be upgraded to loss of rack or loss of set or ejection from the competition depending on the referee's...

Too late. They increased the price:

False advertising!! The only available shafts bump the price up to $619.

Watch Bai switch from right handed to left handed in this sequence:

In the following video, watch Alex Lely's stroke. That's a stroke you should try to emulate. You may not be able to get your head as low to the cue because of infirmity, but that doesn't matter--you can still try to emulate his smooth stroke. You don't want to be jabbing at the ball. Think...

I do. I practice shooting banks off the edge of the template--you do need a shallow angle into the edge of the template, otherwise the OB will just roll over the template. That way in tournaments if my opponent leaves the template on the table, I have three extra rails to work with.

You can buy essentially the same thing at BullsEye Billiards: https://bullseyebilliards.com/collections/training-aids Here is the first of twelve videos that demonstrate all the Target Pool shots:

Niels has a couple of low outside drills: 1. Yo-yo drill 2. Side to side drill You can place the object balls as close to the rail as you want. .

...or you can periodically check out superiorcues.com where brand new cues from custom cue makers line the walls. No wait. ;)