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I was in a pool hall decades ago where they had a rack boy. When you needed the balls racked you tapped your cue, mostly house cues back then, on the floor and the rack boy ran over and racked them. I didn’t like it, had to wait sometimes but if you tried to rack your own they were offended

If it vibrates my wife would probably steal it 😬

Good advice, if you’re worried about posting a vid here then find someone qualified to help in person or online

If you break from the opposite end to see if it makes a difference, do it only a couple of times, don’t want to leave tracks

If you bridge on the table when you break try bridging off the rail

If it’s not your stroke then make sure you don’t have a divot where your head ball sits

Yeah I know the slate I have a 9’ GC IV also but don’t have break problems

Try breaking with 9 on spot instead of 1 ball.

If a decent set of balls are on top of quality cloth all on a slate bed the balls will act the same no matter the table manufacturer until they hit the rails. Are your rails tight, rubber good? Do they seem to spread nicely but die off the cushions? Just for fun see if there’s a difference if...

You can lose a hill-hill match with your opponent making a slop shot. Your opponent continues in the tournament and you’re out. I’m not going to go through every tournament to see who would have been eliminated if it weren’t for luck, it shouldn’t be part of any game of “skill”, horseshoes...

I’d be interested in the games but will leave the orange 5 ball to Fatboy! 😬

Hate to destroy your hero worshiping but it happens all the time

Not a pro but played pros in tournaments. Can’t think of a specific tournament but know it happens in 9 ball. I watched Alex slop twice in one tournament on the Billiards TV. channel just a couple months back. He had a shot into the side on the 8 ball and needed to draw back for the 9. The 8...

Happens more than you know, I’ve won tournaments due to a slop shot as have my opponents. I didn’t feel good about it but that’s 9 ball

Yes they do, I’ve watched a lot of 9 ball tournaments, pro level, where there were even 2 slop shots by the same player in a game. He would wave to his opponent to apologize but it still counted

I think the games should be 8 ball or 10 ball, I grew up on 9 ball but slop has changed the outcome of so many tournaments. Why be rewarded for a miss? There should be a 30 second shot clock with one extension per game

How tall is Mark Wilson?

Is that a Century from the 80’s?

Usually fear is just a lack of confidence in your own ability and how you talk to yourself before a shot. A long straight in shot on a 9 foot table used to scare me even though I would make it a hundred times a day in practice. When it happens now I just smile and tell myself .. thanks for the...

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