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pockets are 4.5". capping the field is the obvious answer. and courting some more sponsors..

this is too much. time limit / shot clock is ok, but they already had that?

mohammed soufi has an amateur looking sidewinder stroke, but you don't have much time to ponder about it because within a minute he's run the rack

i take it you didn't buy into the cryptocurrency he peddled on that website?

keep playing oliver. i've seen you play on postup and you've got a mean 1p game!

love the flush pockets. screws on the legs doesn't look great, i wonder why they couldn't have them black allen screw type too?

i would love for you to be right, one pocket is the best game in all cue sports, but i don't see it happening. i recently watched two pros take almost 11 hours to play a race to 5. your not setting up bleachers around that, let alone get a broadcasting contract straight pool is a great game...

like a reversed handicap?

nobody reads retractions but see post #25. i don't think this is the table of a pool room. the GB9 tables are rolled in, rolled out with the tournament.

early events had a tight diamond and some events had a valley with 4" pockets (played like maybe 4.25 - 4.5" diamond). keep in mind here they're not building a pro tour, they're promoting an amateur league. i wouldn't be so sure brunswick goes below 4.5" for that reason.

lost me there.. are you saying all games are equally easy? mastering one pocket is equal to mastering 8-ball? of course we're talking about the pros and what games and formats are determinative for them. that's how 10-ball became the gambling game in the first place, and races got longer

that's what i suspected having watched a little on youtube. didn't look tighter than a diamond with 4.25", which makes sense with diamond shelf being deeper

look at every european 8b championship since forever. it's a breaking contest. 8-ball is a great game for us mere mortals but it is too easy for pro level players. for 9-ball i think the breakbox is as important as the 9 on the spot. i think the break is configured right as it is now, and with...

fun prompt, i guess

balls aren't placed against the pocket corners so it's hard to tell without utilizing a computer program

or just contact mcdermott. trivia: stuart bingham plays with a turquoise inlaid mcdermott

what's the rule in english 8-ball? many of them are quite hefty, and the table is tiny

what bob said, it's a shot rather than a break, and it's highly disadvantageous to not use this shot to put the cb along opponents long rail (and move balls obviously). i regularly play a guy (~650) who uses a 14.1 style opening in 1p. that's about as defensive as it gets, and a bad idea too...

the chalk smudge is the gaff

does ob have chalk on it? edit: nevermind, i watched full video