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A small difference in contact point has small effects on spin and squirt - I think the difference in squirt probably hurts your shot more than the difference in spin does. And I think the differences are pretty much the same whether you're cueing for center ball or off center. pj chgo

$32?? I pass even if it cures baldness and ED. pj chgo

"At best"? Do you have to wake your opponent up every time it's their shot? pj chgo

Mine hits like about 20 lbs on a good day, draws like an art school dropout and only tolerates me - no matter how much I threaten it. pj chgo

Is that because of the more-exposed opposite pocket facing helping to “turn” the ball into the pocket? pj chgo

Geometrically, a corner pocket opening from along an adjoining rail is only about 70% as wide as it is from the nearest spot. But I suspect that's not your only question about it... pj chgo

So, after further reading it seems CPG means any visualization that’s geometrically correct? If so, I like it (I probably like it either way). pj chgo

Thanks, but that's well known (even to me :)). Straightline uses the term "CPG" frequently, apparently suggesting how to aim to hit the OB contact point - I'm asking him to translate. pj chgo

Is “Contact Point Geometry” (“CPG”) simply the positions of the CB/OB when their correct contact points are touching? Or is it a specific method of visualizing that? pj chgo

We call that “swerve”. “Throw” happens to the object ball. You are putting a slight masse on it - because your stick’s butt is always a little elevated. pj <- nits ain’t gonna pick themselves chgo

In today’s “normal”, weird is good.

Have, not of. HAVE! pj <- Obviously I would of 😜 chgo

I don’t think stiffness has a significant effect on deflection - it’s pretty much all about the “end mass”. pj chgo

Not "vision center"? pj chgo