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If I'm playing great, then why am I losing? I'm either getting some really really bad rolls (in which case I'd be PISSED), or I'm not really playing (because I'm stuck in my seat, therefore negating the "playing great"). I'd rather play bad and get lucky than play great and get unlucky.

Because then you don't get to show off your amazing run out skeelz, yo.

...just make more balls on the break; less sh1t to get in the way or kick the cb all over the place.

Some of us need weight from those chemists...I'll take everything I can get.

Lmao..."on the kitchen table" I'm using that one from now on.

There needs to be a pool dictionary.

I assume it matters when determining skill levels...but we won't know until the formula is published.

Set up a tournament somewhere and try it out. Single elimination. I'll play.

LMAO that's one of my favorite episodes too. Tweak cracks me up

Are they on ebay?

Not really...9ballpaul, as usual, has no clue wtf he's talking about.

Everyone fails to realize that Kamui chalk is actually drywall in cube form with a blue dye.

For the benefit of a fellow Coloradoan, what's this kid's name? You can PM me if you want.

You don't have to believe me if you don't want to. I'm not sure how they play in Arizona...I assume it's WPA. Here in Colorado, we mostly play 10ball TE. If you want to play WPA, you'll have to ask and probably explain the rules too. Very few of us are familiar with the rules. In central...

I already asked that question. And Jay already answered. It seems that two of the best players in the world decided to make up their own rules.

Won't play for me either....none of the videos will.

You're missing the point. The REASON why there are 3 sets of rules in 3 different states is because the pros play by a hodgepodge of different variations. Bangers are going to ask the best players what the rules are. The REASON why the pros play by so many different sets of rules, is because the...

That's exactly what I'm talking about. I don't think you see how widespread this problem is. 10ball is played one way in Colorado. It's played a totally different way in Arizona. It's played a totally different way, yet again, in Nebraska. And from what I have just learned, it's played a totally...

It doesn't seem fair to lose when you miss???

I thought we were talking APA 8ball vs. BCA 8ball...my bad. I've never thought about it before but I guess APA 9ball and BCA 8ball are very similar. Hmm...interesting. To answer your other question: different leagues determine handicaps differently (I think). Around here, it's a moving average...