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Skyler and Tony Chohan playing 1P.

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Nice shoutout for @sjm . . .

I've been playing pool an embarrassingly long time, and there are still times and situations when I watch the cue ball spin after I took a shot and wonder how the hell I did that. I'll make the same shot over and over until I understand what's going on. The pure white ball guards its secrets...

Is that a combination of Skyler and Tyler? That'd be an interesting player . . .

There are several options. Just add a 14-year-old to the tournament to help you pick one and set it up online.

When the cue ball hits a rail without running english, it loses some of its speed to friction with the rail. The friction starts the cue ball spinning - yes, in the direction of running english - and the ball doesn't follow the perfect reflective angle coming off the rail. If you put running...

I have often observed that this is a widely-accepted strategy. Or at least widely implemented.

He did.

Interesting story. A guy on my APA team went to a local tournament last weekend at Stixx and Stones outside of Dallas. In the 2nd round he ended up playing Marco Teutscher. Marco won the first two, then my buddy won one, then Marco finished it off with a 3-pack. Funny to see a 800-fargo...

Cool company. Everything is made out old whiskey barrels.

Hmm - you don't find yourself taking different ball paths on a 7 versus a 9? My feel-good stroke might go 3 rails on a 7 foot easily, but on a 9 it might make more sense to go 1 or 2 for lower-risk position.

You would have to pick Question when creating a new thread.

Spoiler alert . . . MaCauley Culkin makes a buzzer beater to take it down for the kids.

Does the US have two 10-year-olds that can compete with these two? Better start practicing . . .

Maybe it's from Belgium and still pissed about Brexit.

Eddie (and ultimately Vincent) would disagree with you.

Yeah, no matter what he does at the table he did win in life. Props.