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For me it definitely wouldn't be noticeable! 🙂

The cue ball is expected to be small after some amount of use. It's only a little small, but it hasn't been used as much as in a pool...

Is it a surprise that those two particular balls, the cue and 8, are a bit out of range?

Jump overhand with the cue like a dart. To clear a ball closer to the cueball, you need a steeper cue angle into the table. It's just...

I always wear a hat when I play, it keeps the light/glare out of my eyes. Also, I'm hoping the ez bridge works better than the last...

This is the dumbest thread on AZB, convince me otherwise.

I actually received the attached device in the mail today and tried it out. While it does elevate the bridge higher, it's very unstable...

Also, if I attached the ez jumper on the end of a stick, just like a standard bridge as we all know it, would it be ok then?

I am on a vnea league and will inquire the operators of this league to get their determination.

This is how I interpret the rule that's being questioned. In that case, the bridge hand is not even being used, but just the mechanical...

Again, the bridge is not used to support or elevate your bridge hand. It supports and elevates the cue itself. Like any other...

I think the rule is bogus. I would use them if they worked. The tight V opening might bind if the stick angle is too close to level...

I found this YouTube video online:

Thank you for your post, I appreciate it, but having a bit of difficulty understanding it. Are you in agreement that these particular...

Those bridges do not "support or elevate your bridge hand". Perfectly legal.