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I do not remember ever seeing this at pro level, but if shooter touches the ball (any ball), inning is over. A pushout, however, requires legal tip contact.

From RKC's posts, it seem Mr Frost should post here.

That flyer is interesting. I have no problem accepting that that table is #1 for tournaments as CSI runs their state events in conjunction with several Predator events. What I do wonder about is the pocket dimensions. I have never shot league pool on 4.25" pockets. And, in my limited...

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You asked which of two was better, so, which is best. You did not ask an opinion based on color. Should the color be judged on matching cloth or chalk? Oops, no, it has to do with an unshown cue. Brought this on yourself.

Trades possible. Break stick to front

Might try cue maker forum

The point here is that lower/less skilled players need to level the game. You,after all, moved up because you were beating players in what is a "games on the wire" league.

So, keeping to the thread, what handicap would you have given an SL5?

I guess mid Michigan. Care to expand on your comment

Not talking about league handicaps. Also, game handicaps based on Fargo ratings seem pretty well understood. I'm looking more at ball handicaps like in Chinese pro events where women and juniors have their last ball removed before shooting at the eight. Say an APA SL5 who seldom has a break...

The Chinese upper level is predominantly male, but Tang has won this title before.

Juniors get the handicap, as well. Anyone have a list of women who have won major open titles?

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Becue Prime M 29 1/2"....4.4 oz...5/16×14 piloted 12.0 mm Kamui black hard Pending shipped UPS F&F please

Believe these are qualifiers. They are separate. Thanks for the link

The balance point for a snooker player always puzzled me as most seem to hold their cue as far back as possible. That has me wondering about that one-off Cuetec made for him to shoot Chinese 8 ball.

I have never seen a "no miss" call which was closest I could get to an intentional foul. Had never heard of the sending a ball off table...except in one pocket where it seems to be a tournament no-no these days. Thanks for the knowledge

Intentional Trying to figure out how a player would/could intentionally foul in a snooker frame. If table has been played down to colours, would a miss be a miss and foul or a free ball? A bit thin on this, myself