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I have to agree. This guy really knows his stuff!

Agree with this assessment.

It depends...what color is the cloth? What time zone? What day of the week? Is it a pool room, or a bar? The point is, they're all great players and any one of them could win given a multitude of circumstances or simply if they got 'in stroke' at the right time.

Just watched the only Buddy vs JJ video I could find on YouTube and at no point during his breaks does Buddy pocket the 1 in the corner. Maybe it's someone else he was playing?

Pretty sure, based on the question, he's talking about the start time for an entire match, not an individual one, hence 'coin flip' in the original question.

I think the point you're missing is that in constantly making changes, it requires players/customers to constantly try something new because what they preferred is no longer available and while some of us don't mind that and like to try new products, it can be expensive at times and for folks...

While l like both Garner and Newman, I'll go with Jackie Gleason ftw!

Unless I'm missing something, there is no collar requirement on the dresses code. Looks like you had a poorly trained official making a bad call when it probably should have been avoided.

Agree with this poster for a few reasons. It's expensive to go thru multiple tip replacements in order to test many different ones, especially if you have to pay to have them installed. Once you find one you like, they go and change it? Leave what's been marketed alone if your customers like...

It should start at the posted start time. The extra fifteen minutes teams are given to be ready is a deadline timer. Many leagues have bylaws which could change this however. It's been about 15 years since I ran one of their leagues, but that is the rule that used to be in place. If it's...

My personal opinion...stick with the 3 options.

Well there you go then. Shows you what I know.

From "Not" to "on"....this post pretty much nails it.

I made a post about this in the CSI thread. Amateur player-commentators have no business being behind the mic, and this is a perfect example.

Um....yes....

I like the look of the older cues better. Just my opinion though, for what it's worth.

As evidenced by all the fiddling and complaining this weekend, right?

The whole purpose of the rack is so you don't have to fiddle with it once you rack the balls. If you do, then what is the point, or more to the point...which would be quicker at that point, the magic rack or a regular rack given the time it takes to mess with the magic rack?

This isn't the first time folks have had issues with it. People are even trying to unload them in the F/S forum. The cutouts 'wear' over time, and given what their main purpose is, and the fact that racks are not sitting tightly, why would you continue to spend all the time it takes to use...