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Maybe the “soft tips impart more spin“ argument could work like this: Because softer tips hold chalk better, and therefore miscue less often, you can confidently get further out to the side of the cue ball, and therefore get more spin.

I tried it. Query: In the style of Dr. Dave, describe the effects of throw, deflection, and curve in pool. Answer: “Sure, I'd be happy to describe the effects of throw, deflection, and curve in pool in the style of Dr. Dave. Throw, deflection, and curve are all important concepts in pool...

Someone could feed all of Dr Dave’s articles into chatgpt and then ask it pool questions.

I wonder how many pool tables there are in Syria.

Very good. I don’t think I would have believed that soft tips can get more spin on the cue ball, but I am surprised that break tips can get just as much.

On Matchroompool.com it says March 6-13.

Gimme 15 minutes, a car battery, and a couple of razor blades and I’ll switch your dominant eye for you.

I just cancelled mine, but it’s good through all of Premier League Pool. I’ve paid $99 for several years, which was a great deal. Probably too good to last. But they’ll definitely get less money from me even if I buy every month that has a Matchroom event at $25/month.

I use both, and my understanding is that the V10 is supposed to be a little bit more like traditional chalk, i.e., in comparison to Pyro, the V10 produces a little more dust, and is therefore a little more messy on the tables and may result in more kicks/skids, but also fewer miscues or more...

I’m just looking for advice on follow when the balls are close.

Great idea!

Here’s Dr Dave’s video on the subject: (I should have known!) So many of those ideas seem like gimmicks that are fun to try and demonstrate like trick shots. If you make a video you can do many takes, but you wouldn’t do most of them in a game. I want to practice a fairly close shot, not a...

I have a lot of trouble with this shot. You need to follow a straight-in ball when it’s less than about a half ball width away. I more often screw it up by failing to hit it solidly than by double hit. I’m too afraid of the double hit. I’ve been practicing it but it’s still tough. Any suggestions?

In Matchroom events like World Cup and Mosconi, the player who pushed out shoots the shot if it is passed by the other team.

Dr Dave, you mentioned 2022 being SVB’s 2nd world championship. What was the first one, or did I misunderstand that?

Shane playing air guitar with his cue?

Any changes to the rules at Turning Stone?

If this guy Shane works on his break he might be a decent player some day.

The problem is that there’s no TV app for Matchroom like there is for DAZN.