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He’ll be 3 in April. He doesn’t really know any better so there wasn’t much use getting upset. It sucks but it couldve been much worse. I was playing darts the night before and left the marker out so it’s partially my fault. My wife also should have been keeping an eye on him while I was...

The above photo is the original, before I used any alcohol.

Anybody know how to remove marker from Simonis? My son took a dry erase marker and made a circle - see photo in comment below. I put some rubbing alcohol on a microfiber cloth and dabbed it several times, which helped fade it about 50% but it's still there.

Well, Nathan Wallace is a very strong player (731 fargo) and Oscar is obviously a pro. Are you claiming they are delusional?

I've played on new cloth many times and I've never noticed any difference in deflection. I didn't even know this was a thing until now.

I saw a Facebook post today from Oscar mentioning how deflection is exaggerated at the Mosconi Cup due to the new slick cloth. I've never heard of this before. Can anyone explain what's going on here? I guess I don't understand how cloth can affect the amount of deflection.

Not a bad idea Chad. Let me know when and where.

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I saved the photo as a PDF and edited it in Bluebeam/Revu.

here you go:

Isn't there a fair race calculator online somewhere based on Fargo ratings? Please post a link if possible. I'm trying to figure out what the even race would be for the following matches: 638 vs 541 638 vs 597 638 vs 647 638 vs 663 638 vs 732 638 vs 743

I think we've all had this happen to us at point or another. I figure it's just a bad roll based on poor contact (skid) or some imperfections/dirt on the cloth, cushion, or balls.

Every rule set is a little different, but in pretty much all rule sets, if you accidently move a ball while you have BIH, it's a foul.

There's no curve involved. CIT (cut induced throw) is just a result of friction. Think of friction like glue. Imagine you took the cue ball and object ball and completely covered them in the strongest glue you could find. Now play an extremely slow shot. When the balls impact with each...

I've experimented with this a lot and you should really try to release all tension in your bridge hand. Actually try not to hold any tension anywhere in your body. I know it's practically impossible but the less tension you have the more relaxed you will be and the easier the game becomes.

This post is absolutely ridiculous. The big takeaway is that you've been delusional for your whole life and now fargo's statistics are debunking all of your absurd delusions. Of course 90%+ of all players in an open tourney are dead money. Of course a ball pocket expert is huge favorite over...

It's definitely the pocket angles. Brunswicks are generally 50+ year old commercial tables which have taken a lot of abuse. Over time, the subrail wood behind the pocket facings starts to deteriorate which creates a wider pocket angle. The wider pocket angle rebounds the object ball into the...

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