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I watched the Ronnie vs Ding and Trump vs Selby matches over the weekend. Looking forward to watching the finals. Thanks for sharing the links guys.

I haven't but I would imagine that would be the case. I realize that a 10 footer would leave more room to move around. But do pros have an easier time playing 9 or 10 ball on 10 footers? It doesn't seem so to me, in the big foot events, etc. that I've seen. Even though there is much less...

How about 21 ball rotation then? :grin-square:

In addition to rotation, I'd like to see it played on 10 foot tables as well.

Great news indeed, Jay! I really enjoyed your "Pool Wars" and look forward to "More". Thanks for sharing!

Just wanted to give a heads up to AZB members in and around the bay area about the Mezz West State Tour 10 ball tournament at the Billiard Palacade in San Francisco this weekend. Anyone planning on playing or watching or interested in going? I'll be there to watch and meet some folks.

Sounds like we do mostly the same things. In addition to the CB drill coming back on the spot, I also put the CB on the spot and OB center table. Stop shot, and have the OB come back on the same center line and hit the CB. I can make contact over 90% of the time and leave both balls sitting...

Pool is a game that cannot be won, only played. The goal of every game in pool is to keep shooting. One may win a match, but they never win the game. Pool is an infinite game.

I play in a local bar league with my wife for the same reason as you. My wife can't even make a proper bridge and she really has little interest in getting better. But she plays so we can hang out with friends. The only goal for our team is that everyone, including the other teams, all have a...

Congratulations on the milestone, Dr. Dave. More than a few of those views were mine. Thank you!

The No Pity Committee The simple solution would be to join the No Pity Committee. This means always, no matter the situation or opponent, you play your best game. This will not only help keep you from losing to players that you should win against, but also help ensure you always bring your...

The thing about that darn ghost is they never miss. Real players do. For as agonizing as those defeats can be...like making you consider quitting pool for good...those victories sure are sweet. I was getting skunked by the 4 ball ghost barely a month ago. Now the 5 is taking its turn.

I always used the extended rail bridge but last night I also used your advice here on elevating with the angle of the rail and....hahaha...wow! :bow-down:

Thanks for sharing this :thumbup:

I'm no expert but I think you'd need a patent. But whatever you do (legally), your protection is merely the right to take it to court...and spend whatever it takes to win your case. Tech companies are all over this...and it's mostly about who has the best/most legal resources...and cases...

Of course...put the cue ball against the rail and object balls half table away or more and practice shooting those shots. :wink: Have you ever done the drill where you hit the CB center so it comes back on the same line and hits your tip? Do this same drill, except start with the CB on the...

Congrats! :thumbup:

In this one, I'd use the 2 to combo the 3. Easy shape for the 2, or 4 if the 2 falls.

It's hard to pick just 4, but these two responses are pretty close to my line of thought.

Two words: Repeatable Processes