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Please explain what looks cartoonish.

They don't break and run 76% of the time though. They run out 76% of the time they make a ball, which is not every rack. So that number can be thrown out. The odds posted earlier would be pretty close.

I used to use medium layered tips on my southwest and could not jump with it at all. Recently i switched to harder ki-tech tips and can jump no problem with it now. Not the same as a jump cue, but can still clear a ball from some distance.

These are great, thanks.

When he was playing Sky, it didn't look like he could be giving John that spot.

I consider it bad sportsmanship to stay at the table so long after you miss that you cause me to have to avoid or walk between you and the table.

Nevermind, delete.

Involved in an altercation is all I've seen so far.

That's exactly what he said.

I've always thought they play fine, but i can't stand that cue ball with the transparent outer layer.

Pretty sure Keith, who talked to him while he was away, said he played pretty regularly. I can't imagine the conditions to be ideal at all though. You'd think it would screw up his stroke, but that doesn't seem to be the case at all.

Evgeny Stalev

Does it say something about spotting balls made during a foul?

I agree. Something doesn't seem right. However, i do believe if the other team only needed one ball, his team did lose once his teammate made one from the other group.

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Yup, i do believe playing it off of the pack towards his hole was objective #1.

Yup, i know some people that take their game to another level when they're on coke. Me, I'd be so tensed up, my game would completely fall off.

Magic right now.

Isn't the reason for that because the rail is applying spin, not anything to do with the shaft?

Think OP is talking about a 3 foul rule, which i've never heard in 8 ball. A stalemate can be declared though.