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how about I do whatever I want with my money?

I have ordered many times from Mezz USA and I never needed to sign and the whole process was always top notch.

Don't be afraid of inside spin Sharivari!

I think playing for C with the option of playing it in D if you get out of line is the better option, at least for me it presents the biggest landing zone. My first instinct would have been to do what Lawnboy777 said but I think it requires too perfect of a position to be sustainable.

Yeah I know but hitting softer reduces deflection.

People can also reduce the deflection on their shots by shooting softer and having a longer follow through and thus trusting their stroke. I know it's abstract bur trusting your shaft goes a long way.

Very good question. 200 I think for now.

I think 10 ball is the answer on how to fix 9 ball.

Maybe it wasn't glued on properly and there is an air pocket...

3.5x7 is not okay with me. only 4.5x9 matters

I have my main cue and I have a spare cue which is the same butt model and same shaft model. I have tested a lot of cues and if something happens to my main cue, I know I can rely on that spare cue to carry me.

I have adjusted and can play the same speed with a mask on.

What I'm about to say I say it with literally 0 offense but it's just matter for debate. Maybe they allowed it for a long time with Earl because of his career wins and his name was still bringing the company business...but Billy...excluding Mosconi Cup what has he accomplished that is deemed...

between 12.2 and 12.5

The answer is always Mezz

You should play him again and hope he pulls stuff like that again so you can practice remaining odorless, colorless, flavorless and just play your game.

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Few tips: 1. Have a little pause at the cueball before the final stroke 2. Slow down that back stroke 3. You can slow down the forward stroke and have a longer followthrough

In my humble opinion handicap tournaments is one of humanity's worst blunder.

Don't worry about it, we all have missed a ball in hand