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OK folks, so probably this image shows a traffic situation from somewhere in Europe, because in the US the road sign for vehicle 2 doesn't seem to exist. - Road sign for vehicle 2 is called "crossroads" (in the UK), and turns the road into a priority road for the next intersection. - Road sign...

I'm not a promoter, so I can't really tell. Snooker fans seem to be okay with races to 19 or so.. Also maybe doing quicker 2 sets of races to 4 or 5? saw that in a tournament recently, can't remember which one it was, found it fitting... the lagging contest character of things... maybe throw a...

You're doing it again: not listing reasons why you think they should play on tighter equipment. instead, you post another opinion, that WPA has done bad. what does that mean and what does it have to do with existing standards for playing material? and then a comparison to children in another...

you just never seem to have learned how to support a statement or standpoint with arguments. stating that pros should play on tighter equipment is just an opinion. now explain, why. it's not as obvious as you think. I think they shouldn't for two reasons. 1. there are already established...

you have it in your own reply, the races are too short to be able to compare properly.

1. Having a closed circle of contestants playing a number of events... well, you could just call it a league. 2. Do you realize that you're not even trying to explain why you think they should, but you're only repeating the statement?

WPA standard is 4.5 to 4.625 inches, why bother changing at all... ridiculous. A weak attempt from matchroom to become "the more difficult" league. They'd rather switch to 10-ball instead.

Hi all, today I received a new cue, nothing fancy (Players HXTC9), just wanted to try a stick with an LD shaft. Unpacking it, I got aware of a sticker on the shaft near the joint that points me to the p65warnings.ca.gov website. I don't live in California, the warning is interesting enough...

It's a matchroom spec'ed 4in pocket.

I understood that. But what's the point, apart from breaking every other standard in the pool world right now. Pretending to be "the better" Pool tour, because only robots can now pot balls, or where is this going...? I'm exaggerating, but ... you get it...

maybe also look into what challonge.com (free afaik) or cuescore.com (25 bucks a month, no per participant fees) can do for you. the latter is pretty widely used...

How about this one? Looks like a pretty good deal to me, and fine quality also: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/new-unchalked-unplayed-joss-sneaky-pete-cocobolo.553510/#post-7531228

Could you please elaborate? Can this be done to the linen wrap which is already on the Cue? And if so, how?

see this thread. recipe there is 10g water 1g casein (powder?) 3g baking soda

this is just another object for him to blame when he loses

link, maybe?

wow, what a beauty!

Tweeten use their own chalk to smoothen the Elk master tips, I believe at the end of the production process. That's why they're blue...

wouldn't it rather have come from using sand paper....?