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I'm the same watching this, it looks as if guys are playing even more tighter (robotic) than last years event. Which was the last time I watched as much pool as this. Its like thay say, it's all about how good your cue action is, under pressure, when it matters.

The middles, look real tight too. Just watched the lisowski match. Not the best advertisement for pool I've ever seen. How serious he is. We will see in the next match,when he plays Mieszko Fortunski aka the butcher. His second match on the outside tables, I just watched day one, Fortunski wins 9-2.

I don't think so, this guy is British, from St Albans which is in Hertfordshire England.

He plays tournaments in the UK. Always does well in GB9.even won the challenge event which is really tough to win. Been around along time. He is way higher than 522. More like 750 fargo. That upset, doesn't surprise me.

Why the need to get another break cue if your Gilbert does the job? Especially if it's non wrap, I doudt, it's going to be that much better.

I just remember someone saying 4 nines I saw the highlights. I don't like that way, you don't have much control over the cue ball. I can't remember what worlds it was. Thay stopped the match, Halfway through. Because the 9 kept going down. On one of the outside tables. I think that it was, last...

That match where max lechner, had 4 nines in his first round. At the masters. It takes all the fun out the game. On the flip side through, a lot of scratches seem to be happening too.

This is what I did too.when I was younger, customs was a real big deal. It doesn't matter so much now. You only need, one really nice cue. I got one other cue that has sentimental value, the only one I haven't sold.

That was funny, Corey's like...... Where's my chalk gone.

I have been wondering the same lately. And just for fatboy. The 5 ain't purple it's orange.

I ether put it my pocket.or when it's on the rail. Just make sure I take it with me, when I sit down. I know quite a few, don't like you leaving chalk on the table.

At least gorst made it this time, be good to see him play.

I did the same, soaked in milk then, left for 2 weeks in the fridge. Dried them for another week. Then I pressed them in a vice, with a bent coin, to get the dome shape. And left it in there for a couple days. It's nice way, to use up really soft elkmasters.thay worked best on snooker cues.

Your absolutely right, the later version I have, is from the 50s has the white piloted joint, with the weight stamp, and green sticker. Im not sure what material the joint is, but you see it in a couple colors, other than white. its really strong stuff. Put a new shaft on, and thay play great...

Wow, how did she not see that nine move!! Ref should of been all over that.

How fast do you go through a peice? If it's a part of your PSR then it's still important.

Mike summed it up best here, This is exactly, the only way you will be able to master this. It don't matter what tip you got on, it's more likely your hitting the balls too hard. The only way to adjust, is too learn to accelerate, slower through the cue ball. In other words, develop a slightly...

His book was a smashing read,I remember him playing at a worlds in the early 2000s. sad news R.I.P.

Here another meucci, with warped shaft. Just insane pricing. https://www.ebay.com/itm/155355663804?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

Yeah, way to meny listings like that.