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Thank you CJ for sharing your experience and wisdom. Having guys like you post nuggets of information is why a lot of us are on here. Sent from my BlackBerry 9650 using Tapatalk

I love all of the armchair QB rulings. The only experienced ref in the thread, (Jay Helfert), tried to explain the decision, but yet a lot of people choose to take one side of the story and make a decision. Joey doesn't post on AZ. And for a reason. When I asked him if I could post his side...

A copy of the rules from 1966 published by whom? I'd be interested in seeing those. Would you think of scanning them in? Sent from my BlackBerry 9650 using Tapatalk

OB is testing a newer version of the OB Classic and they've been letting some pros hit a few of them. That could have been it. Sent from my BlackBerry 9650 using Tapatalk

Are your hands sweating or are you dunking it in the sink? Is it a new wrap? Bees wax or even turtle wax works but it will be a little tacky when your hands get hot and sweat on it. Maybe get a local cuemaker to put a finish on it of some sort to make it slick. Please elaborate on what's...

I've got a 2x4 nearly identical and get tons of compliments every time I take it out. Beautiful case sir. You will enjoy it for years. Sent from my BlackBerry 9650 using Tapatalk

I think we need something covering the "Ram" shot and the "air to ground" shot as well. :) Sent from my BlackBerry 9650 using Tapatalk

C'mon guys. Its pretty funny. Its like he wrote every single term the way it would irritate any serious player. I think whoever it is is Canadian or European as they use the term "potting" balls. It seems to be his only correct terminology. Not a lot of folks in the US use that term. I've...

Deflect This! :smash:

This is the funniest thing I have ever read. He had me going for a minute. Is this somebody making fun of the "No Conflict Rules" guy and his "SLOP BREAK!"? Whoever it is they have a lot of time on their hands for a practical joke.

Bar rules are simply a bastardization of the game that developed with the advent of coin op tables and bar patrons trying to make their games last longer so they came up with tons of gaffy little rules. Eight ball developed officially around the turn of the century and wasn't played that...

My experience with essentially only a Durbin and a Cognescenti is that you get a little more feedback out of it compared to a steel pin. But it is lighter than a steel pin and unless the cuemaker really knows what they're doing you might end up with a butt heavy stick since you're taking a half...

If he did indeed ship the cue, when meridianblades receives the cue this thread should be closed. This whole thing has been ridiculous.

Jim Walker maybe? He doesn't make a lot of cases but he still makes them. They look way old school with a detachable top.

APA doesn't figure it that way for whatever reason. Several things will trigger you getting raised or lowered. Win %, balls made per inning, etc. Plus they only take your best 10 games out of your last 20 into the formula. So players thinking if they lose rally bad then they can bag. Well...

Seems like he wasn't far off on your cue but was a little high on the others.

If the guy is getting the 7,8 in rack your own then he is the customer and probably needs the ball on the break to get there. A lot of times guys will stipulate that the wild balls need to be called on the break but if this wasn't discussed beforehand then you're free to do as you wish. I...

I agree with Cuesblues. But you would definitely have to find the right buyer to expect to sell it for more than 600 in this market.

What kind of cue was it, what did he value it at and who was the dealer?

35% win/loss is right at the threshold between a 2 and a 3. If she is above that in her last 20 matches she will get raised more times than not.