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This is where the 3 (or 4 in some games) point rule is introduced right? Interestingly, this created a lot of variety in breaking styles. I know some players who break at what I consider to be soft speed, but making 3 points. DUYA just implemented the break box, which I find redundant on the...

This would be awesome, in China, they have ones that count the score in snooker, so it is more than possible that this could facilitate pool, turn taking etc.

I often watch as a Re-stream on Douyin, and see it as a good way to improve my Chinese listening skills lol Basically, this is your answer.... I'm not one to be negative about people, but this makes you sound like the idiot btw

This is daily life in China haha little bit of light-hearted banter and you have yourself a game, or they politely change position.

Garczar on the money again. KO tips sell at a PREMIUM price here, but I can find thoroughbred cheaper even though they travel further to get here.... go figure. Thoroughbred also play nicer (comparing Medium to Medium). KO tips are nice, but you are paying for packaging that you are going to...

I wasn't meaning for you to feel targeted bud. Just a more general comment on the enormous amount of people who I experience telling me how good their new, slightly different coloured, BKrush is lol If it works for you, and you like it, then go get it! Aesthetic criteria, like it or not, does...

Clicked on this like three times now assuming it's something about 'breaking' 🤣 not taking a break

No chance in hell he played the point lol but do the right things and you earn your own luck

I don't like the contrast, but respect the work. Great effort!

My friend likes the break shaft, he sold his playing shaft which he didn't like. Haven't had a hit with it, but I will.

Do they put so much into the game, or do they manipulate the game into a specific direction and put in enough to ensure that happens? (guess any money is good money given the state of the game currently, I cannot disagree there tbh). I can't fault the sales strategy, but that's what it is. They...

The hall I play at is always working to develop their game. They have just renovated another store (the one they host domestic/local tournaments at), which means all three of their halls are renovated within the last year. It is about halve the size of the one I often play at, but it is awesome...

Consumer market buys the product like hot cakes, fawning over an average product that hasn't changed anything but colour for years and years... Makes their product look like the pinnacle of BrEaKiNg TeChNoLoGy, when there's tons of cues that will get the job done. It's smart because they make...

Same thing Chinese market does to custom made snooker cues... buy in bulk, re-sell for extortionate mark up. Hazard to guess just how many of those make their way to the Middle Kingdom upon each "new" release (hate even calling it a new release... changing the colour of something is not the same...

Lay down a few $$$ and ask him for a game. You can find out for yourself then. I'd watch.

Case left slightly ajar

my top tip drill would be called 'playing' ✅

It's not a piss poor model for making themselves money if there's clueless newbs and fanboys to shell out for them. Business is what they do well. Love for the growth of the game is something they do good at feigning.

No thanks, looks horrible.

I'd watch it either way. Depends whose pockets the money come out of in either case.