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Not really a good example double o. The margin of error is so large you can hit this all kinds of ways and get there.

I guess Tommy won't be verifying your claim that he pays you for lessons. That's a shame.

When will Mr. integrity be joining the conversation? A better question might be when are you going to stop putting forth ridiculous assertions that nobody believes. Are you planning to turn this into another "Why did Jose hit the nine this way" thread That subject was beat to death years ago.

Well, I kind of meant a pro who's paying you for lessons, not your best bud. We weren't born yesterday, even though you'd like to believe so.

Could you please name your student who is a professional pool player so we can watch and learn from him.

Here we go again.

By all means get Fedor. I'm sure Kristina will tag along and it's pretty much a lock she'll run 200+ on that big pocket table you'll be using. Maybe even 300.

When will we see some different players taking a shot.

And who might that be?

Trying to debate this stuff with APA Operator is pointless. It's like trying to get the CEO of GM to admit Ford makes better cars.

Talk about grasping at straws. Anti sandbagging measures in APA??? Not a fish? Gimme a fucking break.

Well thanks for the clarification but I'm skeptical that's what you meant in the OP. I hope the 2 doesn't read your above post. What you're saying is that she has to play over her head and get very lucky and the 9 has to suck in order for her to have a small chance to win. I'm sure that will...

Your 2 assertions don't correlate. 19 out of 20 is hardly pretty close.

Just curious about this but with a lot of shots speed has a big say in where and when the CB curves. In the last example if you're trying to go 4 rails to the 5 then there's no way the CB hooks to the short rail as shown. How, or does, virtual pool rectify that?

While this shot is possible, ( with 1:30 not 10:30) it requires a pro level stroke and even then it's very difficult to get short enough. I think the most effective shot is sending the CB off the short rail at the 3rd diamond above the side pocket. It will then track at the 5 on a good angle...

Yes. I've done it on purpose a number of times. Works fairly well as a breakshot when last ball is a quarter inch or so off the headrail and a few inches from the pocket. Say you get straight on the 14th ball in the rack. Instead of drawing out with sidespin to get down table with a good angle...

There are no difficult shots on 7 foot tables. It looks easy because it is easy.

Not that I'm opposed to it but my 1st thought is that they'd get smoked even worse than the men.

You shouldn't post something like this. Saying different tips don't affect the amount of English you can apply to the cb. Do you work for a tip company?

Send him one of your new balls and then he'll know for sure.