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Oh - and keeping your cue ball as clean as possible will help.

I have had the same experience doing the Mighty X drill a lot. I think the marks are primarily chalk/dirt lines accompanied by some minor burn marks. You can minimize the chalk marks by often vacuuming or gently cleaning on those lines - I have the Simonis X-1 cloth cleaner and it does a great...

“At least that’s the way we’ve always played” is not a very good idea when there are usually rules written for the situation. But in this case you are correct.

Agree

G2 Medium and also like Navigator Blue Impact soft.

You mean your right HEEL.

I think he may have called it in the corner - he raises his hand - but we can’t fully see if he is pointing to the corner.

The measles cue ball is not heavier than other Aramith cue balls when new. But cue balls, especially the Aramith red circle do get lighter with heavy use over time.

You don’t play much 9 ball? Because if you do - quite often when hooked, the situation dictates that a jump shot is a higher percentage shot vs a kick shot.

Yup - just like in the other video, you can see the 7 ball hitting down in the back of the pocket and then hitting the top of the ball down in the front of the pocket before it bounces out. So - as was mentioned above - two balls in the pocket might prevent this from happening.

Yes - at the BCA/CSI Nationals at the Rio last February- because they were streaming all the Pro event tables - they continually played the royalty free music at the entire venue - and it absolutely sucked.

I don’t think he meant the install price by itself was more - I think he was factoring in the price of the tip also.

Agree - not tighter than 4.25’

I also like to use Woolite on my Simonis 860HR - but find a little goes a long way. I use at most a half of a cap in a bucket of warm water.

So on a wrapless BK Rush, a groove can be cut for a wrap? The butt is not carbon fiber like the shaft?