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For clarity, nothing special from me: 2071 C 1969 A 2095 P

I agree with a lot of the aiming drills that the shots don't line up to most real world scenarios, though I still find them helpful to practice. The position drills are very well thought out, though.

That doesn't matter. Look, I'm not trying to be rude. I really want you to get the help you (kind of) seem to desire. You have to help us help you, or stop asking questions. Without visual aids of video, or at the very minimum, pictures, there is nothing anyone here can do for you.

Seriously, you aren't going to get laughed at. As far as being made fun of it won't be any worse than what people already tell you in every thread you post. Believe it not, most of us are here to help each other in stuff like this. You will get a lot of feedback... and most of it will be helpful.

Have to agree here. Are you putting unintended spin on the CB to cause throw on the OB? What happens when you hit a stop? Follow? 11 in a row isn't an anomaly. Something in your stroke (and likely your head for labelling this shot as problematic) is causing this.

Absolutely acceptable to change which ball you are shooting at when you have BIH. Wasn't this exact same thread started a few weeks ago? Edit: Found it. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/rule-question.574650/

Shane.

What ruleset are you playing under? I'm assuming cueball fouls only. In that case, unethical, but not really against the rules as you authorized the position of the ball. It's your duty to replace it.

I've owned cues from both brands. I prefer the Predator for reasons stated above. I like the hit and feel like I have more control with the Revo, but the Cynergy is still a damn good shaft. I just bought a Predator 9K-1 as I prefer a very simple looking cue. I like the design of the Cuetec...

I had an opponent do this recently at hill hill in the final of a local weekly tournament. He thought, for reasons unknown to me, that I fouled and walked right up and picked up the cue ball. I tried to stop him, but was too late. I actually felt bad, but a foul is a foul. He wouldn't let me...

Again, what you aren't understanding is that you came in here too soon. To come in and say that you have this new great thing, but I can't tell you what it is because paperwork, isn't the way to go. If you came in and said the reveal will be on X date, and that date is in the near future, you...

Not my style, but the work is fantastic!

Damn. I just bought another cue or I would have snapped this up. Good luck.

I don't have a Fargo. My Cueist rating is a 2030...but only 57 shots. I need to practice more.

I always used Kamui hard on my wood OB and 314 shafts. When I went to the Revo, it had a soft tip and I didn't hate it, but didn't love it, either. I switched to medium and it has just been ok. My tip had a blowout on Tuesday on the Revo, so I grabbed the 314 with a hard tip and couldn't...

@newpoolgame just take everyone's skepticism with a grain of salt and don't reply to all of them. Your product will speak for itself. If it is a good idea, people will jump in. If it's terrible, you will know right away. Your problem is that you came on here to tease some great new thing...

I can't gamble with friends I've met outside the pool world. Trying to figure out game or ball spots is never an easy agreement. The guys I play with at the pool hall, no issues gambling there, but none of them have been to my house to run a few.

Same here. It's Not Love was one of my favorite guitar songs to play back in the late 80s/early 90s.

I've not heard of that. I lengthen my bridge when going for power draws over distance. It gives more room for draw back and smooth follow through. Do you have a link to it?

Absolute master class from Shane.