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Lol, as if the dimensions really matter. Corey could make the shots on a round table. It doesn't matter.

I love Mike's anti fragile attitude. The more you are against him the tougher he gets.

That's the bonus ball shallow shelf table.

No man, Dechaine looks focused. Who picked Mike's walk-out music?

The visuals are a 1/2 tip pivot away from the shot line. Yes the distances change the cut angle. No, two shots with the cueball and object ball the same distance apart and the same visuals will not create different angle cuts if the pivot and all else is the same also. Yes we agree the five...

Due to CTE having two visual lines that are not parallel, assuming the players position when viewing the visuals is directly centered between the two lines. The further the cb and ob are from each other the thicker the hit.

Do the players know we can hear them? "We can't lose to somebody in shoes like that" "It's Harry Potter." Lol, funny stuff!

Can you elaborate on what you mean? In all seriousness, I have no idea what you mean by cross point line.

Yes different distances will change the alignment. However if the shooter is standing the same distance from the cueball every time, as Stan does, and the cueball and objectball are the same distance from each other, as in the five shots video, then the cut angle results will be the same for all...

Yes, do you agree with me?

Just wasting time until the MC, which I love!

No, if the distance between the balls are different then the visuals will produce different angles but that's not what I was saying.

6 says it's impossible to have the same visuals for two different angled cut shots.(assuming the pivots and all else are the same) Op said that was false. I said it is impossible if the cueball and objectball on both shots are the same distance apart from each other.

Does your system only work on a 2x4 surface? Am I suppose to believe that all of these pros that Stan says uses CTE, even though they are perhaps not aware of it, can't make a ball if the table was square?

6 is true if the distance between the cb and ob are the same on two different shots.

None? I can! I'm not an instructor but if I can do it then they can too.

Suppose you walked into the store and you saw the salesman arguing with other customers about the quality of the chairs. And this salesman went off the chain like he was demonically possessed, comparing the customers to locusts and shit. You might stick around, huh?

I could have sworn I read a post recently where you said you have new understandings on how cte works, as in you are still learning new things about it every year. My bad, if you know it all now then forgive me. When you can teach it in a way that is understandable to me then I'll be interested...

Is there a big range in skill level from one 525 to another. I find it hard to believe that all those coaches play the same speed. That would be a big coincidence.

Why hasn't Stan?