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I have played APA, BCA, local cash leagues, weekly handicap tournaments and to be honest I dont see as much sandbagging as people make it seem. Dont take it wrong, there is sandbagging in almost any handicap format but just not as much, someone plays good one or a couple of nights and that...

I have been trying to reach the http://www.pat-billiard.com/ website and for some reason it keeps giving me a credentials error message. Any one know whats up with this?

I play with a classic pro, I tried the kamui black SS and hated it all the way, now im playing with the same ob classic pro and kamui HARD, love the feel of it. For some reason I really like playing with hard tips.

LOL they are snipers for the special forces.

I gotta tell you its not "marijuana" that has done this to people or families, its the people consuming it. Im not defending drugs here because I am a pot head or a recreational drug user, but peoples lack of self control is what causes this, I mean, lets look at the flip side of legal drugs...

Thank you Bob, I practiced it for a little bit. on those shots aiming at the "sucker side" half of the pocket seems to solve the problem. I also noticed that if the CB just barely starts rolling forward when is impacting the OB it looks like it creates some kind of skid on the OB and it throws...

So I have a question, I've noticed everytime I do a thin cut drag follow (or just drag kill) I hit the OB too thick, I'm playing on a ring game right now and every person I've seen it do it under cut it. Is there a reason why this is happening? I don't have a problem with thin cuts using top...

my favorite thing to drill in pool are people. :D

I can't believe this thread is still going lol. So I just went to the dictionary and searched the word forum, which is what this is. fo·rum /ˈfôrəm/ Noun An Internet message board, meeting or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged. Under that definition...

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Don't know if that's the kind of answer you are looking for. It's hard to really speak your mind about what goes inside your brain because you will be judge my this post, you can be considered a bad person or a dick or whatever based on this thread but in real life you are not that person, it's...

I ask myself the same all the time, what is that I want to accomplish? I guess one perfection. I started getting serious about pool because I wanted to prove certain people wrong, yes I do love the game but I dedicate this collosal amount of time for selfish reason, I wanna be better than...

Makes sense, and it's in accordance to my previous post.

That's a tough question, and without any kind of long term study and research you can't make an accurate conclusion on the topic. Having said that, we have to remember we are not perfect human beings, we also are alive because we are this huge self sufficient chemical laboratory, but since we...

There is so much discussion about systems and feel it really gets crazy, at the end of the day we all have to use systems and we all have to use feel, it's inevitable, there's no perfect "system" otherwise the game would have been already been figured out, and obviously our feel is wrong many...

Lets see, I've broken shafts, ferrules, butts, once I hit my cue so hard against the table that the metal joint BENT. I used to have a really bad temper for some reason playing pool. After I broke my last expensive predator, I bought one more and promised myself I would never get mad again and...

I completely disagree with what some people say that an open bridge or a closed bridge is more accurate than the other, they both can be equally as accurate and you can do about every shot one way or the other. Sometimes they will teach you to use a closed bridge for powers shots, that's just...

So it seems like a lot of it has to do with the evolution of the game/games. I used to try and play every shot at the same "bridge distance" like I mentioned before and I feel like it created two main problems for me. 1. Getting out of line by overhitting the cue ball, which in my opinion is not...

And that is how Ive always shot, however my speed control is one of the things that has need the most control. Recently someone suggest to change the bridge distance slightly depending of the shot, it seems like it has worked real good in controlling my speed and staying in line since I can only...

I think finding a break cue is like finding a good cue after you have been playing for a few years. There is so much to learn about the break, the rack, the balls, how they react on different tables. Its the single most important, one of the most difficult shots in pool and vastly overlooked...