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That's a good question. I might make balls more often with a side break but I lose the cue ball and usually have poor spread. Overall, I do better when I stay within the Matchroom break box. There's Accu- stats make it happen 8 ball event with Corey Deuel playing and Jason Shaw in the booth...

Yeah, when my opponent pulls out the jump cue I feel confident I'm getting back to the table.

So you're saying I play 8 ball like a pro?

Yeah, that's weak.

I did nazi that coming.

22R, but I've since stepped up to a 5VZ-FE.

After giving him weight. If he's a hustler he's doing it wrong...or maybe that's his hustle!

A bet is a bet. I'll "forget" that $20 you needed for gas but if you don't pay a 5 cent bet I'll make that the whole point of your eulogy.

Green Scotchbite has abrasive material, it will scratch stainless steel. The balls should never get so gunky that they need that kind of abrasive. A wet paper towel will get everything off any pool ball I've seen, cleaners can make it a little easier.

I don't know if Whyte Carbon builds the Siege but I think they helped with the development.

I was driving out of the woods at the end of a disappointing hunting season. If I had seen a buck by the side of the road I probably would have tried.

It looks like that picture was taken from the driver's seat

I can't afford €50!

Let us know when it posts, I'll be sure to listen. I've enjoyed your commentary on pool matches, I'm sure this will be good, too.

When I've tried it, it seems like the results are often better than my typical break, but there is definitely a good chance of selling out the game. I don't play much one pocket so a skilled player might see less upside and more drawback to the kick break.

I like it a lot and will hopefully be putting that on my table soon.

Anyone here ever do a kick break in one pocket? If you are shooting for the left pocket, set up on the left side of the table and kick off the right long rail into the rack.

Hrs about to set a stage record.

Not like that!

I'm pretty sure the next trip to the restroom will make stepping on a Lego seem like child's play.