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Can you supply the link to Amazon please. I'm having trouble finding a Crical cue that includes an extender. Thank you.

I'm sure that this would happen if you didn't wipe periodically with a clean cloth - preferably microfiber, but does the alcohol wipe show dirt even when you wipe with a cloth first?

I haven't ever used anything beyond wiping with microfiber. Can you see any dirt on the alcohol wipe?

I've been having a continuing problem that I can't seem to lick. Here's the situation. Any advice? Say I'm shooting past the one ball and trying to pot the two ball. I look to see if there's enough room to get past the one ball and determine that it is very close, but the cue ball should just...

I'd vote for the Diamond racks too. Both kinds give you extra space between the back row of balls and the back of the rack. This makes it easier to remove your fingers and lift the rack without disturbing the racked balls. The wooden version has a kerf in the back of the rack that makes it easy...

If it's the bumper that won't fit your cue, your local cue mechanic can probably do that for you with no trouble. That's all it took with my McDermott cue. The extra charge was very little.

I use a Predator extension full time and I removed the cue's weight bolt to compensate for the (almost negligible) added weight.

I haven't tried this approach, but it seems like we'd be back to everyone waiting for the slower player(s). Similar to an elimination tournament.

Sticking to the 14.1 rules as much as possible, the 14 balls are racked at the foot spot.

I attribute most "local" rules to ignorance. Seems that there are damn few people that have read the rules even once.

Not that I'm aware of. Chip tournaments are good for friendly, informal tournaments. The strong points are that the awful waits that often happen in double elimination tournaments are eliminated and there are no "two & outs".

Once in a while my friends and I play with two sets of balls just for the hell of it. One racked at each end. The game goes faster because of more shot opportunities. We stick to normal rules as much as possible.

I agree that it's not so much the rules as it is the attitude with which they are presented. That GTFO on the bottom is terrible customer relations. It's 100% attitude. I don't disagree with any one rule specifically, but I sure wouldn't want this sign posted on my home pool room wall either.

These are actual posted rules on a wall of a pool room in my area. Has anyone ever seen a more hostile attitude?

What does "soft" mean?

Can you provide a link please? There's a lot of extensions on Amazon. Thx

Any things you liked and disliked? Had trouble remembering all the possible restrictions before each turn: eliminated pocket(s), restricted rails. Had to consciously go through the restrictions before taking the next shot in order to shoot a productive shot and play shape in a way that also...

How is the following handled? It came up in our first game. I eliminated a corner pocket by potting the 8 ball to finish rack 3. In rack 4, I banked the 8 ball into that eliminated pocket to win rack 4. I can take one of my balls away for rack 5, but I can't eliminate that pocket again.

I hope he's not thinking that that's a good thing.

I've used the app a number of times in the last few years and the only difficulty I've had with it is that unlike other forms of 14.1 scoring, you must remember to record every finished turn even when the score doesn't change. I imagine you'd be sacrificing some of the stats if you only recorded...