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1500 is pretty steep for this imho. That's a lot of money for a production cue without inlays. Just my .02

I just play pool. The other two are boring to me.

Draw didn't work well which was my original thought. (Still working on solid draw stroke) Most consistent for me was a full tip of right center. 7 ball goes in right side pocket sends cue ball of long rail to short rail up table to second picture. Firm hit but not hard. Used bottom soft speed...

Yea I haven't really researched to see what the set cause was. With that said you are paying ALOT of money for an outsourced table. I would go diamond all day every day over one of these tables. My pro am is built like a damn tank and I know it's gonna hold up over the years. Plus I have a...

Predator is a huge brand and they make decent cues even with all the outsourcing they do. You can get away with aramith making a ball set or simonis making your own cloth. These companies will not put out sub par products. Tables is entirely a whole other animal. They should have set up a...

Still not the best admittedly with position play. I might just draw this back with the angles I see. I'll have to set it up tomorrow night. With banking I think the cue ball would land short on the other side of table.

That place seems like a black hole for losing cues. Many many stories of this on AZ. That's a bummer to me since I like their EC7 series. I still might end up with one, but knowing going in if there are any issues it's going to a place like seyberts not meucci.

I am with you on the feel of wood. Tbh I think one thing that gets overlooked sometimes for many is what MM and taper do you actually prefer vs the material of the shaft. I see a lot of people going into the 11's with a conical. I hate conical tapers. After playing with several shafts my sweet...

Carbon can be worth it. They definitely generate a lot of power, play consistent regardless of environmental factors and are very easy to maintain. Once my mezz came with a 30 inch sigma wood shaft my CF revo has been collecting dust. Touchy shots are a lot easier with the wood shaft and I...

Just make sure you can actually fit a one piece thru your entry ways into your pool room. I think all tournament tables are one piece.

I agree with you. I see people trying to smash racks even on TV with inconsistent results. Smooth and steady works well for me with 9 ball breaks.

Yea their pantheras are along with valours. I think Mezz made a couple for them as well. Anyway they should stick to cues imo. I see no one buying these especially if they are the same price as a 💎.

Yea that what is what I am saying. Any company that out sources stuff like this is going to have a much higher probability of Q/C & tolerance issues imho.

Maybe, they are outsourcing these tables. There are going to be some growing pains for early adopters I feel like. Diamonds are very well sorted these days.

+1 for diamond. I know mine will play true for many many years. Predators pricing on these is ridiculous. Why buy one of these when diamond is the same price.

Congrats on getting a table. I had a pool table growing up and when my mom sold her place I didn't have room in my one bedroom apt. I moved around a couple of times and when I finally bought a house I made sure I had the space for one. I had to wait well over a decade for that to happen.

This is the massive benefit of having a home table. Much easier to get to high stroke counts when you can play whenever you want. I am so happy I finally have the space for one. Best purchase I have ever made.

It's real rare for me to sink the 9 in on the break. I don't prefer breaking the way that gives you the best chance. The ball spread after the break isn't as ideal vs going into the 1 ball at least for me. 3 in a row man is wild. Well done. The 9 ball gods were in your favor that day lol.

Did you figure this out?

Running 4-6 in a row has to be a great feeling. It's not easy that's for sure.