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Where I'm from or where I live? from: Caracas live: north of Dallas

Precisely what describes the opening of the pocket.

Protractor . . . measuring tape . . . I'm gonna need a bigger bag.

Karl should do a "what's in the bag" video with you.

Sure, you just whip your tape measure out of your bag . . .

That makes more sense than what you were saying before. Just saying "put the balls on the point" is very subjective. The 8-ball in my avatar is "on the point" on both sides of the pocket, but that position would be useless for measuring the pocket size using the ball. And using the balls to...

I know, I was just at the pool hall and don't carry a measuring device. Maybe there's an app for that . . .

I agree it's not a tightness issue. I think the angles are wrong. And when we set up to play the match, my opponent said right away, "Oh, THAT table . . ." So it's well-known amongst the regulars.

That's what I tried to do in the second shot - position the balls within the jaws before they started to flare out to the rails.

From everything I've read here, these are pretty tough for an APA league (which I've joined). 8-foot tables and these pockets definitely aren't buckets.

These pockets reject anything along the rail at any speed.

So, like this.

Then I don't understand how pockets are measured.

Nice. I find that bar rules make more sense after a few shots of Cuervo. Then you can kind of go with it. I was kind of surprised not to see you include moving the cue ball frozen to the rail out one cue butt-width. :)

The lights aren't going to work, and that table is going to rock over when you set a chick on the short rail. Way to kill the moment . . .

I won an online tournament for $4k back before the government decided Americans can't play poker online. Pool . . . do people gamble money on pool games?

That sounds more like new cloth and less related to the table.

Corteza's stroke looks like a muscle spasm.

Amusingly, that's true in entrepreneurship as well. Many of the successful business owners I know don't sweat the details or worry about what could go wrong.