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The only difference in my 2 sets of Centennials is their age and so amount of mileage on them. I clean both sets the same way.

I would think as an Admin you should have access to a list of seniority.

Maybe not, but my 30 year old set looks dirty a hell of a lot sooner than my 2 year old set.

have you ever actually worked on cues?

why couldn't you just give him one and ship it to him?

So,,,,, buy one?

at what point do you actually shoot?

I've played with them, they were called water buffalo tips. Never saw a brand or manufacturer name on any packaging.

Define "Way more Dollars" for us please. How would you even know that?

He hasn't proven that he can make the balls with center cue ball so it's anybodys guess.

Well you admitted being an APA 4, which means you are an inconsistent shooter at best, so break this down a little and do some more drills. Try the same shots repeatedly with center cue ball and give an honest assessment of makes and misses, then do the same with your draw shot that for some...

I happen to have 2 sets that I bought brand new. One was 2 years ago and the other was in 1997. I bought the new set because the old one has gotten to where they seem to get smudges on them too frequently and it's hard to keep them looking clean and shiny. I like shiny. Otherwise, they look...

Exactly, and my next question would be why are you using draw on that severe of a cut? As an APA 4 I doubt you have a clue where the cueball is gonna end up anyway.

I fail to see what the point of this is honestly. What are you trying to accomplish?

You ever see one of Ronnie O'Sullivans winner checks? He is a 7 time World Snooker champion believed to be worth about 26 million US Dollars. You are obviously as ignorant about Snooker as you are most other topics, it has a huge following world wide.

A lot could be learned from Snooker in the UK. Hint, they don't hold their major championships in bars. Bars are for gambling not spectators, You'll never get major advertising sponsorships in bars. Big money in every sport comes from advertising and sponsorships.

yeah, maybe add some players buying back in to add to this clusterf*ck also,,,,,,,,, Just apply the Grady rule, hell even change it to 3 balls up table max, done!

I've heard of and played on American Heritage tables, which play decent for a home table if set up right but certainly imported.

So Larry, if I'm playing you and you are up say 7-0 and time runs out, you are saying you are good with now giving me a 50-50 chance to win by only making 1 ball? In effect, if I'm down that much with say 30 minutes to play or even 10 minutes to play, I'm certainly going into slowmo because I...

The obvious answer is for his opponent to leave him more shots at his pocket.