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Lotta new players. The life of the genre (M.R. for instance) is dependent on the credibility of the wanna-bees.

I think it's roots and birthright - genetics. Rollers are a species. If they did their evolution right, then they have the deep and long capital to fade anything. Besides they're born to take - right?

Long as they shoot the guy who misses?

What kind of shot? You want the guy that never misses anything?

Yeah I know - been squirted on this very same point. lol. But why would there be a difficulty range on the amount of deflection? High deflection is just as consistent as low deflection. And the higher the deflection the more likely the entire shot will be in your field of vision.

That would result in the wrong hit.

Gorst says he looks at the OB on long shots. I don't think a stricter regimen, like on all shots, would hurt. You should track the CB all the way to the hit though. Here's a question, Which ball do you follow after contact?

Lemme know how it works out.

Possibly. I was thinking some tomato but have no idea how scallops should be done. I'm a meat salt and temperature kinda cook. :ROFLMAO:

There's some red in it though. Touch of wine maybe.

Had me trying to formulate a donut joke. :ROFLMAO:

Lol. Huh?

What's in that sauce?

Argumetative but consider this, you have not just one quantifiable skew but a continuous range of skew per the results you desire. And, taking into account the dynamic interactivity of shot making, a lot of options. Frinstance, say you have lots of slack on the cueball landing but you have...

Given deflection is a component of the cue ball line, a player can use it (deflection) to fine tune the available angle.

Haven't really thought about this but LD might give less of a carom angle than HD.

So guacamole is still the same number?

Pool just died off around me so bars it was. Bummer at first but without the jock crowd the genre of pool became much clearer.

I'd go Hopkins Gorst but who's counting.

Once you get over that, try a billiard table.