Recent content by Jimmorrison

Agreed

Out of a hundred times, that a cue ball goes in a pocket, how often is it traveling at a speed that results in damage?

IIRC, saw a ref in Ultimate Pool do exactly that

Just one poor quality pic. Only info says eight foot. Appears to be a GC

If you could get RKC interested, he would know.

Not saying it’s not a good idea, but touch of inside, is hilarious coming from you

Search for Karl Boyes on YouTube. He does a great review of them side by side.

If it’s 9 out of 10, I can only imagine who your opponents are. Most people don’t get to practice jumps on any regular basis. It’s amazing what a difference this makes. You have to be willing to beat up your own cloth, or find a place that allows it. Pool halls that sell equipment, will often...

FTW👍

Several good ideas that need to be integrated. Dehumidifier that is piped to a drain, so it’s 24/7. HVAC blower constantly on. Two swiveling fans, one on a pedestal, one at floor level. The air has to move. I have a big basement, and live where it can get really wet. I implemented these four...

The guy did everything kosher, except for the fingerprint smudge. I’ve watched SVB line up a rail first shot the exact same way, only without marking the rail. After seeing it done, I practiced it at home, it works well.

Was watching part of a match, two pretty good players. Race to 7, $100. The one guy was getting a game on the wire. He is using his cue to measure a rail first shot. Puts his finger on the rail and bends down to look back at the cue ball. As he stands up, he drags his finger a little. He walks...

“10 per million population “ means less than 3500 people in the entire U.S. Pool is an easy game, unless you are actually trying to be good at it.

Nope Edit, I was too slow 🤪

Let's not neglect to mention the players that have improved. Equipment upgrades aren't the sole reason, but are usually part of it.