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Did they square up after the first set? I know sometimes people don't square up every set, but I would for X amount that is higher than I normally play with before hitting a ball to start that 2nd set.

Agreed....I was more interested in if he got paid or stiffed...the amount doesn't need to be posted.

Source? I am sure Chris will post in here as he knows about the thread.

To the OP, I used to be this way but then I realized I would just rather enjoy the game while taking care of life/family. I had several of my friends tell me I need to focus on the game as I could be really good, but I don't have the time/will to become the robot needed to do that. I have much...

lol so this is what it is like getting old....between this and SJD and CJ going back and forth I can't wait for it!!!

I mentioned this...I said high vs high/inside but pretty much about the same thing. You just may be a bit further away to the right with high vs high/inside. Speed is also key here on top of making the bank so you don't put too much follow.

In no particular order here are 3 "possible options". There are others... Shot #1 - red - the shot Tooler was talking about. It probably depends on the exact layout (sometimes pictures aren't accurate) to see if the angle looks good on this one. You would hit it with a low to possibly low right...

Sorry to hear buddy, RIP Mike.

Kicking soft gives more of a chance of a foul in terms of a legal hit in my opinion (missing the object ball hitting the cue ball too soft since you are trying to play safe). Just an opinion.

Kicking hard or kicking it soft are both risky keep in mind but is the best option (better than a masse). I would lean toward kicking it hard > kicking soft because you can possibly make the ball OR get safe. Kicking it soft only gives you a chance at the safe option.

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I beat a very good friend of mine 55-1 playing an APA race of both us being a 7. I had 2 B&Rs, a few breaks where either I made a ball (or multiple) and then played safe or didn't make a ball but didn't leave him a shot, as well as he made the one ball he did but didn't get position on the next...

Just as a guess it looks like he was messing around so I don't think he was necessarily trying to play those exact positions, more then just to show the cool affect of some power draw. I'm sure he had an idea on where the cue ball was going, but probably not the exact path.

Why does poker attract so many people and such a following on TV? One name.... Chris Moneymaker Now EVERYONE thinks they can play poker and succeed.

lol the pros absolutely eat him alive at poker and relish any chance when he tries to jump in a high stakes game...he does bet high though so I will give him props for that.

One of these is a lie: - My real nickname is spimp and is miss pronounced a lot - My record break and runs include a 4 pack in 9 ball and 5 out of 6 in 8 ball - I'm an APA banger that is a 7 in 8 ball and 8 in 9 ball. I am a luckbox - I'm 5'8" - I hate playing on a 9 foot table - I've played...

So close on this prediction :grin:

Someone who folds aces preflop after someone raises. Oddly enough there are a couple of instances where folding aces preflop is correct.

Fair enough...hard to tell with that meme you posted lol. Sh*t I like sprinkles and on occasion I don't feel like a winner after a pool match :o