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Jasmin Ouschan is one of the strongest woman's players of today and she has significant elbow drop. I honestly think it's hard to even get a proper, consistent follow through with a pure pendulum stroke unless you're tall.

I noticed this too. Josh Filler (best player in the world) has noticeable elbow drop. And this isn't one of those "good in spite of" things like Keith McCready's sidearm delivery, it's super common among today's best players in the world.

It's all about player skill rather than the table, but I do find that games feel different based on the table type. Like when I play against my buddies on a 6.5 foot table with huge pockets, the racks go by a lot faster. The shots are easier to make, but there's more pressure to choose the...

Yeah I just give a quick wave if it's a particularly bad slop

I think the APA is great in normalizing ball in hand rules for casual pool. And while slop can be annoying (when you're on the wrong end of it), I don't think it's as big of a deal as people think. I see it happen only occasionally among better players and weaker players aren't running out in...

Seo Seoa and Brittany Miller also had chances to beat Jasmin and blew it.

First 3 were center pocket and the last one rattled, I was hoping it would go to sudden death

Brittany threw that one away

Seo threw that one away

Shaw and Biado did

Lots of wood shafts left in the later rounds of these Predator events

Do you also want the pockets to be increased to 5 inches?

There seemed to be plenty of 3 and 4 packs though

Running out that much should be exceptional, not something that a good player can do on any day

Carlo Biado broke and ran 8 times in a row! If the format were any more offense heavy, it would be even less interesting IMO.

Jasmin Ouschan (one of the best female players in the world) has lost multiple times to Sofia Mast who is only 18. Between her and Savannah Easton we have rising talent for sure.

Do you think every at bat in baseball should result in a home run?

Yeah he already beat Josh Filler, he deserves it

I like having my chin over the cue because it gives me the most ideal sight line in my experience

The Joss break cue is on the more affordable side of American made break cues