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I'll check it out. A lot of tournaments and match ups use it so it can't be too terrible. I may have to modify it if it really sucks. Edit: or maybe they've improved it?

I saw Outsville was one of the sponsors so I went to their website. They have the Accu-Rack template for sale in red color for a limited time so I ordered one. I've been wanting to try it out

Check out this youtube video if you haven't seen it already. This coach talks a lot about aiming and alignment with the head, shoulder, elbow with examples of several pros. link

Close should be good enough that nobody will notice but I would definitely stain a scrap piece of wood to test and compare.

I tried the first ten layouts. It definitely showed me my strengths and weaknesses in my positional play.

I have a Brusnwick as well. Inlaws bought it for me for xmas and drove three states away to pick it up.

They want to beat up on lesser skilled players rather than compete against players of their own caliber.

I've used a wet rag and a soldering pencil to swell out a dent.

I did the same with my Mezz Power Break Kai. Breaks well and I can jump with a full cue.

I'm using a soft Ultraskin for the first time and I like it. I received some Precision tips made by Dennis Searing that I'm waiting to try next which are $10 and I've heard good things about them as well. They are cheap too compared to Kamui and most other layered tips.

I would not have said anything. Maybe if my opponent were a friend and a weaker player.

Have you tried Google? I found this https://www.custommade.com/by/thejoysofwood/

Are they hard to find? https://www.layeredcuetips.com/#order

I have a G2 soft on my Revo and I like it.

A fun way to practice your carom angles is to play reverse 8 ball. Shoot the object ball off the cue ball into the pocket.

8 ball on a 7ft table is harder than 9ft table, especially take what you make. There is no traffic on a 9ft table, you just have to make the shots.

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They were playing take what you make, the table was still open. I think Shane knew this but may have been trying to disrupt Corey.