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agreed. hate this ball set.

Scratching on the break should be a full table ball in hand penalty. Otherwise it's just another copout for players to not work on their break as much as other players do.

Well yes, but in a professional event there shouldnt be any race lesser that at least 7. I don't care how many sets you play or if you do a shootout or not. In the case of a race to 7. I still prefer to see Winner Breaks.

...and she is choosing to do what the player and fans want to see.

As of right now, yes. When they first came on the scene and took some things over they had schedule conflicts with currently existing events... and still do a bit with the CSI USOPEN Stuff this time. I know there are a ton of events and they need to work around those and the venues...

Billy tards lololol

Strong. Good job!

That's incredible. Amazing to just hit the ball one the first try... then in a tournament... and MAKE it. Unreal.

I hate the format too... but I'm watching it... it's better then nothing I guess.

In that area, go to Phillippi. Or drive a bit more north and go the Charlie's.

Don't know about the other brands... but from what I heard, the Pred CF break shaft is the same as the Playing shaft, just different tips.

I dont think I'd really give a shit as long as the tables play well and it had some cheap action. I try not to get involved in politics.

I hate the purple 5 and the black and yellow 9ball. The only "TV" set that has ever been acceptable to me was the originals with pink 4 and brown 7. Thanks to high definition, there is no need for the color changes.

I imagine you speaking like this...

Im there. Donating to the Am-Open and the other players in the pit as always.

Leaving it black is better for marketing... easier to identify from a distance over all the other wood shafts out there.

Yeah small dings. Hot water works a bit better... but the moisture will also raise the wood slightly and possibly cause a rough spot... requiring a bit of sandpaper just to smooth it back out.

So you admit to having used sandpaper on it?

Your disdain for CF shafts is making your opinion's obtuse. If you never needed to take sandpaper to a wood shaft then either you just started playing or you only collect cues and don't use them. I'm not saying it's frequent and I'm not saying it should be a regular thing you do, but it's just...

You get a dent in a wood shaft... how do you get it out? How do you thoroughly clean a wood shaft? Taking sandpaper to a wood shaft happens way more frequently then a CF shaft... dings are way more common on the wood shaft.