normally you call the number ball you intend to make though so a multicolor set is ideal (e.g. gumballs); numbers leave no ambiguity though. I'd like to own a 2-1/4" pyramid set but they are few and far between
they do make a snooker set with yellow 1-point balls
https://canadabilliard.com/products/aramith-15-yellow-snooker-balls-set?srsltid=AfmBOopK0MPAimA2d5DW3G1CkXwekWPXjQtI4hhtT3hHAzWmz3_8vA8v
didnt dallas do the exact same thing immediately before efrens foul at 56min? im a stranger to 14.1, but dallas did basically only touched the cue ball with the tip of his cue... seems like the same thing efren did
Largely depends on condition. Unfortunately, the GC3 is not as sought after as the 1 and 2 and there are some who even prefer the 4 over the 3. the 3 is generally more sought after than the 5 or 6 though. the GC3 is much more common than the 1 or 2 for what its worth. i have a pool room near me...
i already have sets from Dynasphere, Aramith and even centennials. i was asking about this specific color scheme for a reason, not generally asking for pool ball advice.