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Well,for the most part,over the last 40 years there have been maybe only 10 available,active,public big tables in all of western South Dakota.Any competition was on bar tables and any closer events to the Black Hills were a minimum of 200 miles but more like 300 miles.You need to consistently...

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Ok then .......

Apparently I have been wrong and I apologize.

I missread that the player moving the light for your opponent was from your own team.I guess it is a nice gesture on his part but I would have to question him about it at a later time or take a deep breath and just suck it up.

I'm considering the table lamp as part of the playing field and any other piece of furniture as just that,furniture.I'm sure someone with some credentials may chime in and correct me.To me it just seemed like common sense,but I may be wrong. I've learned to never be suprised.

I want to see two shot roll out.I think there are enough older players that played this way that may provide an audience.

One player per stick.No different than asking a player to make a bridge for you because you can't reach or another player coaching on what shot to shoot next.I would be angry about the incident and be more angry if the league system didn't have a rule to cover it. If there is no rule there...

There has to be value,it may not be imediate,in to letting a guy show of his nice room.

Even inserting or using words like shenanigans or cheating in reference to Shane is harsh. Many people here aren't even differentiating between a 10-ball rack and a 9-ball rack. A Lot of myths and wives tales being perpetuated in this thread. Get Joe Tuckers Racking Secrets. Asking questions...

I like these.

He is an Engineering Professor at Colorado State so I'm sure his days are currently pretty full.I don't see him ever being to far from the game.

I wonder if weather could be an issue?

Many very good Asian players. Best in the World is thrown around a bit too freely.

Happy Birthday Jam!

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To many buttons and explanations in the FAQ's.To tired to spend time looking for chat.I like the picture in a picture,should be an industry standard.I think something that is overlooked is the multiple angles of the player and being capable of judging technique.

I like your report sunnyone.

This is the first I have seen of this thread.I usually read through all posts before responding but I am going to jump the gun this time. I am in favor of the larger pockets but I think there may be a sweet spot between 41/8 and 41/2.

Players may not want to openly admit that a table is to tight.It could project an image of weakness.