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I think your 6 13s beats my 5 14s, but then I don't play poker so I don't know.

I don't think I've made my high run yet. (I choose to ignore the rest of your post instead of responding to any insinuation that I could possibly ever be rattled or sharked.)

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Bump for more votes. I ran 14 five times today, in case that scares anyone, mwhahahahahaa.

Nobody thinks going around the 6 and 7 to the good side of the 4 is the easy way to run out?

I was being slightly sarcastic. But here's a quote from Andy Lincoln from another thread. Andy used the Rack-M-Rite Racking Template to tap his home table. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showth...+format&page=4 I'm guessing Andy never made the nine on the break because he was breaking from near...

There's no crying in baseball. And there's no luck in pool. (unless a twig falls out of the sky on your backswing...)

My cloth is regular 860, and very old. I wipe it lightly with a damp rag everyday when I'm practicing seriously. I've been told it is good for the cloth and the slate. I get it just damp enough that it dries in a couple of minutes. If you keep doing this every day the clean cloth will...

Would you like me to send you a Rack-M-Rite Racking Template/tapping mat so you don't get such bad racks for your breaking section? Whenever the 9 moves the balls were not frozen and it is a bad and inconsistent rack.

That's got to be one of the worst scratches I've ever seen! Just bad luck imo.

This poll is entirely for entertainment purposes. Can you beat me at straight pool?

This is true. There's no need to destroy a 9 ball rack, the break is all in the tightness of the rack and control of the cueball. Your break is fine as is, imo. Robroy, as a former #1 ranked champion player has a great power 9 ball break. But that is only really useful in 9 ball with bad...

Here's a quote from Andy Lincoln from another thread. Andy used the Rack-M-Rite Racking Template to tap his home table. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=177469&highlight=tournament+format&page=4 Breaking from the side rail hitting straight into the 1 ball you should nearly...

Thanks for all the replies. I'll set it back up and try going straight into the pack. But it seems to me the chances of either scratching off the side of the pack or sticking on the top of the rack are good. By playing the two railer I felt like I elminated those bad outcomes. Other...

I thought they were using tapped tables, but I couldn't find confirmation anywhere. I didn't know if this was like a regular Euro Tour event or not. I wanted to get the stream but was unable due to technical difficulties on my end. Thanks.

I started playing a little this week after not playing for a couple of months. Today I got bad position at the end of the 3rd rack and stopped the cueball in the rack to play this breakshot with ball in hand at the head string. It came out nice and enabled me to get through the next rack. I...

Have they been racking by hand with tapped tables for all these events?

Nice. What size pockets?

Bump for the new more flexible version of our original racking template and a quote from the current World Pool Billiard Association rules. http://www.wpa-pool.com/index.asp?content=rules

I'm with you SJM. Call shot was tried for 9 ball on CJ's tour. It is a bad idea imo. Texas Express rules are far superior to any push out or call shot rules. Ten ball was always played just like nine ball in the past. The Camel Tour had all their biggest tournaments in 10 ball, and none...

Or maybe it's because call shot rules in rotation games suck. Call shot rewards safety play. If you want more safes and fewer runouts, play call shot. Otherwise, play real rules.