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Let's make the GC4 really ugly and call it a GC7. The aluminum rails might be the only improvement that I see.

The FR for 1P was added only 3 years ago, but I didn't know it jumped that much from 1P.

I wonder why Tony Chohan never gets any recognition for rotation games. His 779 FargoRate didn’t come from 1P. Doesn’t he play better than Wollford?

Olhausen tables do not meet the current BCA, and probably other organization, specifications for pool tables. So, they are not within the rules.

I find it surprising a 1P player prefers a ball return much less 4.5” corners. I prefer 4 1/4 or 4 1/8. I hate fishing out balls from the return and I keep forgetting to grab my balls from the ball box, so much easier to keep them in the corner packet as you make them. I don’t know any 1P...

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JZMECHANIX has a wood worker that was going to make some aprons for me for an Anniversary. Give him a shout

I will never buy a table with a ball return, especially if I’m doing drills.

I would never buy a table with score counters. They can keep the ball returns also, I don’t need it or want it. The more I look at that GC7, the more I like the Rasson Challenger+, it looks like a new version of a GC4.

I'm in the market for a 9' table with 3-piece slate. What's your opinion on ProAm vs Professional? I also prefer drop pockets.

I completely disagree with most of what you're saying. Only CSI says you can let go of the cue. Cuesight, Billiards.com, and others that reference BCA all say you cannot let go of the cue. Even the BCA references the WPA standard rules. I even looked up the WPBA rules, can't let go of the cue...

Thanks. The pick looked like the pockets aren’t flush. Huge drawback and counters suck also.

Is that an old Anniversary?

Years ago I played on a G in Charleston. I thought it banked goofy and the pockets are horrible. I wonder if JZMECHANIC can fix the problems?

You still need one foot on the floor unless you’re at Buffalo’s. Good luck finding a bridge in the that joint. Tony probably brings his own bridge

Or they are playing in an international tournament or other major tournament that uses any rules other than CSI rules. Just ask Scott Frost or a host of other players getting fouls because they didn't know some rule.

The only rules for 1P that I see pertain to specific stuff for 1 Pocket. All other rules fall under the standard for general rules which make it a foul. Only the CSI said you and let go of the cue. All others it's a foul. I assume Match Room follows the WPA rules even though there are at odds...

Tony said he never heard of this rule. Obviously, 90% of the responders never heard of the rule. Different tournaments can have their own rules and I'm a little confused over the rule. WPA it's a foul. Someone told me it wasn't a foul in BCA. BCA web site says they use WPA standard rules from...

It wasn’t a WPA event but some of those players play in international tournaments and other big tournaments that use WPA rules. I sent Match Room an email asking about what rules they use. I’m curious about what organizations use those rules.

I’ve had the cue thing happen several times. On every occasion I gave the player a warning.