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If i was getting a spot, I'd prefer the ball spot. There's more pressure on my opponent to dog 2 money balls (the spot ball and the 9).

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I thought all the commentators did a great job and the addition of Ra Hanna was an excellent choice. He's been in the game for a while and has some knowledge, let's give him a chance. They're trying to change things for the better within our sport, let's support them.

I kind of think it's unfair to compare US players to the Asian and Euro players. The Euro's and Asian players are backed by their governments, given stipends and have coaches. That might have something to do with that lack of "killer instinct" or what could be considered lack of consistency...

I played in league a couple years ago, had a pretty good NYC pro on the team. I was playing a match and it was hill hill and I dogged a straight in 9 ball. It was a pretty long shot, and I used an open bridge. After I missed the shot he said "why did you use an open bridge. Hill hill, tough shot...

I asked Pat about years ago during a lesson..he just said "I don't need to hold the cue that far back, so why not just cut off the last couple inches"...something to that effect.

Do you re-rack after your runs end, or do you just continue from your miss? I ask because if you re rack after every miss and start over, it might be that your break shot is not opening the rack enough to allow your runs to continue. I was taught that because I'm inexperienced at straight...

I'll have the specs by COB on Friday, thanks for the emails everyone.

I'm thinking of selling my Lambros. I will have more details regarding specs on Friday. Just wanted to see if there is any high level interest. I'm shooting for $1800. -Cocobolo points and butt. 3 high points, 3 low. -Leather wrap -Ivory joint and possible ivory butt -4 rings-at the joint...

Safeties are where games are won. They don't just hide your opponent from seeing the object ball etc, but you can use them to break apart clusters of balls, make a future run out easier by positioning object balls in a certain pattern and if you're playing 9 ball, you can play a safe to push the...

Andrew- I'll donate $20 to you..good luck my man.

bump-4 books..not a bad deal

Four Phil Capelle books for sale (as a set, not individually): Play your Best Pool: ($29.95 value) Practicing Pool: ($29.95 value) Play Your Best Straight Pool: ($24.95 value) A Mind For Pool: ($19.95 value) Total price: $60.00 USD All used with the exception of Practicing Pool.