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Tried this out on my 9-foot Diamond Pro with 4-1/2 inch pockets and scored 11. Shooting off of the rail is the weakest part of my game. I think working this drill will help with that. Thanks for sharing!!

Just tried this out on my home table and it seems to work for me. I like it. Thanks for sharing!

Sounds like a good plan. Why just the first 20 shots though?

The shot on the left is Bert's Shot #16 and the one on the right is Shot #4.

Movies are passé. I'd suggest making this into a Netflix/HBO/Showtime/Amazon/etc. series. It should be easier to sell since a pilot show has much lower production costs and risks.

Nice ad hominem attack.

Robert Byrne stated in one of his books that follow is much easier to judge and control than draw. In my experience, he is correct. All things being equal, follow tends to be superior to draw. That said, many position shots are much easier using draw than follow. The "prefer-follow-over-draw"...

Just go to https://fairmatch.fargorate.com Example: From the graph, I figured Europe is 807 and USA is 795. In a race to 11, Europe has a 57.6% chance of winning.

Yeah. But Sigel couldn't beat Fisher at that point in time.

Mackey was one of the biggest scumbags the sport has ever known. And that's saying something.

Robert Byrne's Standard Book of Pool and Billiards has it all, including throw, and it came out in the 70s.

I think Jay was wrong on that call. I've watched many of Shane's matches live at the U.S. Open over the past 10 years. He would normally take that shot without any hesitation and get safe every time. He just made a very bad decision — especially when he was up 3-0. Heck, I just set that shot up...

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How cool is that??

Not one of the famous musicians you listed was flying on a commercial airline. They all owned or chartered small planes or helicopters using questionable judgement. U.S. professional sports teams — MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL — have been flying on commercial airlines for decades. Have you ever heard of a...

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Very well said. Mark Wilson is a big credit to the game of pool.

Shane winning his fifth U.S. Open title and the emergence of Jason Shaw.

Pat Flemming and his brainchild, Accu-Stats, are both class acts.

Unfortunately, Mr. Hearn is 100% correct. As of right now, the Mosconi Cup is dead. Can it be resurrected? Only if there is a pool revival in the U.S. But I don't see any new "Color of Money" movies on the horizon. The real match now is be between Europe and Asia.