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CJ Wiley often plays at our local tourney. Some people complain but imo it's great having that level of competition for such a cheap entry. And considering they're short races, anyone that can break and run occasionally has a chance against even the top pros

what happened with this?

I look at the shot and figure out where I want the cue ball to end up, then figure out where I need to hit the cue ball to do that and how hard. Use whatever aim system/feel you want to pocket the ball, but when I'm down on the shot I'm only picturing the ob going in and "feeling" the distance...

Count me in. Thanks.

it's interesting because pool seems like a game/sport that females should be able to compete at the highest level. the big difference imo is power shots, but top pros can go several games without having to make one. i've heard in golf that it isn't actually distance off the tee that separates...

specifically the white tip

thanks for posting that atlarge. yeah, i'd guess the percentage for runs after a break and foul would come down a little if you only counted when there were still 10 balls on the table. i just figure at some point, whether it be 10 balls, 11 balls, 12, etc. that even with ball in hand the...

Yeah unless I missed it I'm looking for how often they run out with 10 balls on the table. Not how often they win after a dry break. Also would be interested to know how often they win with 10 balls on the table with ball and hand after a foul on the break

So not a break and run but after a dry break how often do they run out all 10 balls? What about after a dry break and they have a clear shot at the 1?

I've started to realize poor position play is ruining my run outs. What are your favorite lesser known position shots

makes sense but to me there's no excuse for moving a table and not leveling it completely, especially in an event like this. the rodney morris roll off shot was egregious and in short races can make a huge difference. not that it would have made much difference in this mosconi cup, but the table...

thanks for the swift rec. i really like the painted 9 ball rack logo. sorry if i posted in the wrong forum but i mainly wanted recommendations for places other than seyberts, instroke, etc. nothing against those but i wasn't seeing options for springs and other things i've seen in peoples cases

preferably w/ springs. also has to hold 30" butt and shaft. where's the best place to buy?

I don't see a way to specify custom length on seybert's. And I mean is it gonna be more expensive for a custom length/diameter no matter where I buy?

and is it always gonna cost more?

I ordered a molinari glove from there about a week ago and no shipment confirmation or anything? normal?

my cue hits a ton. hth

I hear everyone say you need to be on the lookout for counterfeit Kamui tips. Seybert's is legit right?

My hypothesis is that a hard tip doesn't spin as much all things equal, but it does put more energy into the ball so that it arrives at the object ball with more spin relative to the soft tip. I'd like to see tests showing a robot hitting the exact same spot low on the cueball for a long draw shot

I guess this question applies to non carom shots too but how do you make sure you hit a certain angle off the first object ball?