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This Is 100% how I rate how a cue is 'Good for Moi'! The 'Tip' is the Most important aspect of the cue for me. And that is a 'Variable' that can be achieved through 'Testing'!

Do You agree, in 3C in general we apply 'More effect' on the CB than Pool players? If Not, explain Yourself! If You do, a little of 3C history. Sang Chun Lee had the 'Flattest' tip shape I've ever seen! Like No radius.

The 'Antlers Hotel' in Milwaukee had three 3C tables on the ground floor, along with 'Cigar stand & Barber Shop'. On January 1, 1961, Bensingers (Clark Diversey Billiards) opened up with twelve 3C tables in the Main room and one 3C table & Pool in the exhibition room. They stayed at that...

Still don't understand your point.

I rest my case!

Explain yourself.

In your video the position of the balls allows for a larger margin of error.

Are You the same D. Hansen that is currently playing in 'Jimmy's Billiards' tournament getting a +16-point handicap going to 40 points?

I'm your Huckleberry!

Actually, I made a mistake, it was called 'The Golden 8 Ball'! To your question, No.

The 'Golden 8 Ball' on Walton off of Rush st. in Chicago had Worst 4'x8' tables. And they were the 'Worst' tables to play on! The bed of the tables was not even slate!

There was No difference between 'Pool & Carom' cues back then or, 70 years before that!

Now here's a novel idea!

'Pool Players' (the tradition was closed bridge) in this country did Not primarily use Open Bridge till 'Snooker' became more highlighted here! The 'Generation' of players today were most likely taught open bridge from day 1! 'Carom' players (Not 3C, Straight-rail) use an open bridge when the...

A 'Written Reply' to my question would be more helpful.

I'm waiting for a 'Logical' answer first.

Why do 'Millions' of 3C players still use 'Closed Bridge' if there are so many advantages to an Open Bridge?

I believe it was 2006!

Overall, through the 'Full Length' of a 3C cue compared to a Snooker cue, 3C cues are thicker/Fatter. At the joint 3C cues can be anywhere from 0.840-0.875! Do the Math.

Once again, 3C cues have a 'Conical' taper! Average tip size for 3C is 11.8mm-12.2mm Snooker balls are 2-1/8" in diameter, tip size on 'Snooker' cues are from 9mm-10.5mm. More Precise contacting of the CB is needed because of smaller diameter; hence an 'Open Bridge' may be needed.