Recent content by Prince H

^ THIS ^ which is the same reason the roulette table shows the last string of winners.. Also, a lot of people don't understand how natural distributions work... in a group of pool players, each player can be expected to have even rolls, but a natural distribution will still occur. What people...

On point is the realization that, in the great streaming Chicken Vs Egg debate, the egg comes first

I was on the Dennis side of the camp until I heard Scott's interview on ABR. This match is Scott's Magnum Opus...it's the hill he is willing to die on. Scott wants it more, and with players of this caliber the hunger is often what wins the match.

Lenny you are the man for putting this on for FREE. Scott's interview on ABR was on point about the need for streams to achieve consistent viewer counts; a metric that is invaluable in sponsorship negotiations. This is the type of pool behavior I would like to support so... Having said that...

The video was helpful. Thanks Mike.

...and after thinking about it more, it is possible that the ball is actually round, but that the center of mass is off...in which case my previous post might not give you the answer you need.

Assuming it is supposed to be the same size as the object balls, place 3 balls next to each other on the rail, with two object balls on the outside and the suspicious cueball as the middle ball. Then lay a flat edge of some kind on top of the all three. You can then look at the contact points...

Might be some confusion happening in the responses... in the first sentence do you want to "stick" the object ball to the rail or the cue ball?

I have heard this before but always been a bit skeptical. Has this been confirmed anywhere?

I have heard this about Parica as well. I may have heard it on an Accu-Stats vid? Either way, it rang true when I read it, FWIW.

Maybe talking about High Cue instead?

Had this problem a while back...turns out area rugs big enough to cover the area and ensure you are ALWAYS standing on carpet end up being super pricey. You might also have issues with compression after placing the table, which may require the mechanic to come back after it settles. I ended...

I think leaving Shane out of next year's Mosconi would be good as a sort of "investment." His problem is clearly mental, so forcing him to watch Mosconi from the sidelines might be enough to bring his hunger back. I think knowing that Mosconi is one of the only hills he couldn't climb would be...

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I've always wondered if this damaged the rails in some way. Is this how "dead" spots are made on rails?