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I figured they would use the tournament set. I was mostly wanting to find out which cue ball. I am guessing either the black logo or the black measles ball?

Bump for an answer to the OP's question....

www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVF6LtJk9Ns I enjoy hearing Earl do commentary. There are several amusing statements during this match by The Pearl.

I reached my goal of a hundred ball run tonight in my practice session! I ran 111 on a 7 ft diamond. Ball number 100 was a tough cut into the side pocket at a tough angle. I am one happy pool player tonight!

I ran a new personal best 98 balls this evening on a 7 foot diamond! I am mentally beat down because of how close I came to my goal of 100. I will eventually get there. I am even more determined after my close call....

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Glen Atwell was tough for anyone to beat on a bar table at one time. John Hennessee was another one who could beat anyone on the small track. Chad Vilmont was a handful for anyone as well. In my area nearly all the regional tournaments are on 7 foot tables. I have been lucky enough to see...

Actually I do not think 60 is old. I also said I think you could be good enough to run a hundred until AT LEAST 60. I know of several pro's who have run over a hundred in their 80's. I should have written that if you have never had a hundred ball run in 14.1 it would be very hard to...

I ran 85 balls today on a 7 foot diamond. That is the second highest total ever for me. I missed shooting at a pocket that had a ball right near it. I thought I had a "big" pocket. The object ball double kissed the "helper" ball and missed. I could have shot a different ball as the rack was...

So which accomplishment in your view is more difficult? Running 100 balls once, or running 50 or more one hundred times? Perhaps this should be its own thread. I do not mean to get off topic. I am 42 years old. I think you can play good enough to be a threat to run one hundred until at...

I have been trying on a small table for several months. I am frustrated that I have not got to 100 yet. My rotation game has suffered a bit. Making my goals public was meant to be a kick in the rear to motivate me. I had a ever so close 94 back in early November. Local Covid restrictions...

I agree with everything you have said here. I was not sure if I wanted to post my runs on the 7 ft table on the yearly high run thread or not. I was not sure that they would even be accepted. The main reason I did was to motivate myself to get to 100 on the small table. When that milestone...

I ran a 71 today. I felt a little more confident as the run progressed. I was left with cue ball frozen on the head rail with two options, a tough billiard and a off angle combo. I shot the billiard and missed.

I remember a few years back at the derby, a well known player wacked his stick on the table after a mistake and broke it. He just calmly walked out to the vendor area and returned in a minute or two with another cue and continued his match. That is putting your one break per match to good use...

Running 100 on a 9-footer is the goal for me. I look at running 100 on a 7-footer as a stepping stone to help break the mental barrier. Good luck to you. I hope you get there.

I ran a 57 yesterday. On a 7ft diamond. I got stuck in the rack after a breakshot. Frustrating, I am sure you all understand.

I got to try this drill today. I will be doing it before starting my practice sessions in the future. It really helps you to feel a better rhythm for the stroke.

I play on a 10 ft antique brunswick and a 9ft diamond with 4 and 3/8th as well. My runs are not as impressive. I have a personal high run of 52 on the 10 ft table and 67 on the 9 ft diamond. I just have easier access to the 7 ft table. I just played for two hours on the 9 ft diamond today...

In a three hour practice session today I had four runs in the 50's. A 51, 52, 55, and 56! On a 7' diamond. I am determined to get to 100 this year.

Ran a 51 on a 7 foot diamond today.