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I love her pace of play! Doesn't take as long as other top women

Don't be such a nit. There is no such thing as a shot clock in TAP. The 45 seconds is just a guideline to move things along. You're going to run into slow players in amateur leagues. But if you want to be "that guy" in the league that complains, go right ahead.

10 Ball, call shot or call safe. If you call shot and miss and the opponent doesn't like the leave, he can give the shot back. I think these rules are a must in a short race to 5. What say you?

This guy celebrates every rack he wins like they just won the Mosconi Cup. Tone it down dude.

Ahh ok it all makes sense now! Thanks a lot for your replies everyone!

Yeah I understand the tangent line but my confusion comes from why the cueball reacts differently to force follow than to simple follow. Why does the force follow kick it more to the side, almost like a stun shot?

LOL that actually helped me make sense of it. Thanks!

Why does the cueball kick out to the side as opposed to staying straighter? I've always wondered this and have asked people but they either don't know or don't know what I'm talking about.

Stew W.? Yup, great player

Nope, Carmen.

There's a guy in my area (Northern NJ) with 96% in 9-ball and 95% in 8-ball. Hes a A++ player

You know, a pro that can pack his sticks in his closet for months or years and still give anyone on Earth trouble. I'd give my answer but I admittedly don't know much about the pros.

Right before impact of cue to cueball. Here is Frost doing it so you can see what I mean. https://youtu.be/DdoGFy6zwsw?t=150

Scott Frost is probably the best player that does this. He'll nod down and to the right slightly/ I have seen some great players do it. I'm wondering if its intentional or a tic or something some people have.

My TAP team that I captain just blew a 2-0 lead in the finals. Retrospectively, I think I made a bad decision strategy-wise on who we put up when we were up 2-0 and its really got me down. Hindsight is 20/20 though.

All of a sudden I've developed a nasty habit of dogging the 8 and 9 in tournament and league games. They don't even have to be hard shots, I'll get good shape and still dog it. In my head, all I do now is say "Don't choke". I have no confidence when shooting them. I know there is nothing that...

2 words. Chris Banks :lol:

I captain a TAP team and couldn't make it tonight. The 4th match, my 3 faced a 6 and the 6 scratched on the 8 in the first game. The 2nd game, my 3 broke and the 8 was a hair from going in the side. The 6 hit a shot so hard he bounced the cue off the rail, the rail vibrated and the 8 fell in...

Eh, IMO 3-ball shouldn't have to be handicapped. I've played many many sessions of 3-ball and its been my experience that everyone has about an equal chance unless they are completely horrible. Not hard to run out 1-3 balls and any banger can smash the rack and get a lucky 1 or 2 balls in

Ok its pretty creepy hes going out with an 18 year old hes known since she was 16. Just bein honest. :rolleyes: