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I appreciate that you included the rules that you used. They are very helpful. I see no mention of fouling except in a few specific situations. Is that because the penalty is not specific to Alabama and instead falls under standard 8-ball rules (ball in hand for current WPA rules)?

My everyday player is a McDermott that I bought new in the 90s. If I remember correctly, it cost about $325. The most amazing thing about it is that the finish looks brand new - AFTER ABOUT 30 YEARS!

Does "same way" mean same as Diamond or same as "international " Brunswicks?

Will the GC7 be made in the USA and shipped almost completely assembled like a Diamond? Some years ago an experienced local table mechanic setup a new pool room with all new Brunswick tables and told me that they received boxes from different parts of the world and everything had to be...

I sent you a personal message. Thanks.

Is it possible to get a copy of old rules from that era?

From the photo and description, I've concluded it's a material (not paper) called interfacing used in sewing to add stiffness to a fabric. It is either identical or very similar to the material used for rack templates. I made a few test samples using one of the thinner versions and a thicker...

There are situations where forcing CB in the kitchen makes it more difficult for the next player. Did the next player have the choice of CB in kitchen or playing it where it lies?

What's the material you used for the "donuts" and what did you use to punch them out?

After trying three suggestions, both of these helped a lot. Thanks for the input.

I see now that it's not a tab, but it's under the menu structure. Just terminology I guess.

They would seem to be reusable too. Nice! What's the material please and what's used to punch out the donuts?

I don't see the tab for adding a location.

Thanks. In the kitchen may solve the problem best. We'll try it out and have the group (of usually 6 to 10 players) play that way instead for an entire day and see how it goes.

Lately my friends and I have been playing an alternate version of 8 Ball where the 1 and 15 must be pocketed in the side pockets. The 1 in a specific side pocket and the 15 in the opposite side pocket. We think it is much more challenging than standard 8 Ball. As you can imagine, a lot of focus...

I used to have a Sardo rack and I "trained" my home table for it. The cloth was Simonis worsted like many places had and I thought it worked quite well. But I learned during the training process that the plastic template supplied by Sardo was more important than the rack. A friend of mine also...

I spent the time today to go thru the 3 phase test and, of course, I'm further impressed with your app. Here's my impression. One statement and some questions. I really like your use of the "ghost" balls to illustrate small distances from the rails. Very effective. Likewise the rotate and view...

I'd like to do the exact same thing. Would you have a link to the jailbreak instructions that you used?

My older Acer Android tablet doesn't show Cueist as available on the Play Store. Can you tell me the minimum configuration required? I'd consider getting a new or used tablet, but I'd like to know that it would work with Cueist.

If I'm interpreting the Google Play screen properly, Cueist is available already on Android tablets. Is that true? When I search Google Play with an older tablet, Cueist doesn't show up. Is it available on newer tablets?