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a thin piece of leather and a hole punch aughta do the trick

Same here

https://www.fargorate.com/ fargo says a 400 player runs out 1% of the time, a 500 player 5%. they dont specify on the higher rankings, but for 600 they say “Has run three-in-a-row multiple times and maybe four-in-a row a time or two.” 5% = 1/20, which sounds about right for me, maybe even a...

no idea if its true, but ive heard before the “elasticity” of the ball will sometimes make it play heavy/light despite being the same weight as any other cue ball. my understanding is this is why people feel they can get “more draw” with a red circle cue ball, because its actually bouncing off...

it can be fun to take advantage of those goofy rules until somebody actually gets heated about it. Things like roll up no-rail snooker safeties, their-ball-first one pocket takeouts, and pushouts whenever you want, to name a few. its also fairly amusing to let them run down their group while...

my lady gets annoyed at having to kick over and over again so i generally just go all out offense with her. only time i can think of letting up. she actually beats me fairly often this way, she is a naturally talented player, but doesnt give a shit about pool. after a couple failed attempts to...

People hate being wrong and really hate being told they are wrong. Usually this results in doubling down on their beliefs resulting in outright stubbornness to learn something new

the lion sleeps tonight

Nothing too remarkable but its my new personal best, 11 balls on the 1p bih ghost. No need to record it, just wanted to share with someone. Hope to get to 15 soon.

Sometimes if there is a “complying break” rule that isnt met, there is no pushout, and the opponent has the option to play it or give it back

thanks dude great insight

i hope they put this one on youtube eventually

i didnt realize it was a standard rule, ive just never heard of it. i dont have any better solutions

3 balls in the kitchen? That is some goofy stuff

thanks so much, sorry if i misquoted you. I didnt realize the difference between a tapper and a pick. Keep up the good work

i have one of @pooldawg8 milk duds and he mentions not to use a scuffer or tip tapper on his tips. Pooldawg can you chime in with your reasons, and also how you would suggest dealing with the tip when it starts to miscue? I love these tips btw, im on my third one. Might have to order more...

I feel a huge part of the game is playing low percentage shots as long as they are safe or free. A few stragglers are bound to leak in given enough time and shots. The funny thing is sometimes its better to not make the ball and leave it hanging

stating the obvious but for us low level players the minimized distance on a bar box definitely makes things easier. However, i think pocket size makes things even easier than the smaller table. my personal bests in all disciplines have been on a 9’ gandy with home depot buckets, but i feel...

it’s a @pooldawg8 milkdud

looks good bruce!