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I was just looking at this chart and thought the same thing. Light purple 4 and pink 5 would have made more sense. Maybe they're grace us with more $75 "expansion packs" so we can have the purple 4/12 and pink 5/13 as well as the orange 5/13... :ROFLMAO: Eventually we'll be able to make a rack...

Don't want to start a fight over this, just acknowledging different perspectives (literally). After watching a bunch of DCC matches this weekend, I can see why Matchroom tweaked the colors for their tournaments. It's irrelevant and personal preference when you're the one at the table, but the...

Well so far you're looking to be right about Labutis.

Blue-balling your opponent? :ROFLMAO:

I was able to use an M16x1.5 tap on my 2010 SP without issues. The hole is a little bigger than the recommended pilot for that tap, but there's enough for the extension bumper to grab onto without issue. Works well.

Brilliant. Will definitely pick up a set.

Will give them a chance to edit out breaks (the resting kind) and racking. Excited to see the whole thing. Jayson is a monster.

You mean when you miss tomorrow morning because the coffee hadn't kicked in yet? End with a humble 1500-some.

I'm not sure if that makes it more or less frustrating because almost every GC I've ever seen is like that. It's all I've known from those and the main reason I've always despised playing on them.

This trash. 9/10 GCs I've played on are like this. The 4's are better and I assume the 5-6 are as well, but haven't played on those. Most of the 9 foot tables in MN/ND until recently are GC3-4. The edge of the plastic is center pocket from an angle and if you hit that it's not going down...

That is STUNNING.

I keep a bottle of the "smooth" Fast Orange and a stack of microfibers in the truck. Comes in handy often after working on bikes or other things. Just need to towel it off. Not sure i'd want to handle my cues without a rinse though...

I saw the forecasts and thought it could be trouble. Stay safe down there. Care from MN.

You're almost always going to be better off keeping a better player in their chair.

Not sure i could call a tip overpriced at $30. Layered tips last so long that it's negligible over the long term. I feel the same about the expensive chalk: Just being cleaner is enough of a reason for me to use it (although i'm not the kind of person to lose that kind of stuff...).

Never, but I have woken up in the middle of the night and checked to make sure I brought them in. Anxiety is fun... Same. Bikes, cue case, backpack (laptop, etc). Small enough i forget they're there until i get battery alerts.

Same. Don't play with my OG Predator (2010 SP) much anymore, but it has a lot of value to me. Was my first actually nice cue (had a decent Players before that i wish i kept...), and was the cheapest Predator i could get with a 314 and wrap. On the occasion I do play with it, I always play well...

I don't have a table, and when I do it won't be Brunswick. I've seen it on most GCs I've played. It's the worst on the GC3, especially with drop pockets. The 4 isn't as bad (i think the plastic insert is thinner and shaped into the cushion better), but still happens. Can grab a pic the next time...

It's not the sound, it's the edges that are never flush. When you try to make a ball with any pace from an angle and it catches that plastic, it'll never go. Also makes a terrible, distinct *clunk* when it happens.

Always play the percentages, that includes your opponent's ability. If I end up with a mid% makeable shot i'm much more likely to take it if i'm playing a better player (especially with an open table). They are much more likely to get out of a safety. Whereas a weaker player i can just leave a...