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No, the player receiving the handicap has to select the ball to be removed while his opponent is at the table

Later in the video, the junior breaks dry. Sanjin comes to the table, and pockets a solid. Ref stopped match so kid could pick which ball he wanted removed Never seen that before

YouTube has Pehlivanovic playing a junior at Heyball. Like his game so I click it on. His first break makes both second balls...and whitey. Kid comes to the table, and pockets a solid. Referee say something to shooter, he points to a ball on the rail and ref removes it. Last time I watched a...

Hit that three horizontal line thingy top of this page...then hit home on next page...then three line thingy...goldmine at bottom of next page I have been drinking, but sure it is mostly right

Just saw Jimmy White doing what's in the case. He showed the small square of sandpaper saying it was for the titanium ferrule

How was this better?

That was Anal the Greek from Queens

Don't know either as I'm not a custom guy, but that box cue lower left is very nice to look at. Funny, the Mcdermott is pretty enough to make me think about buying it, and I don't like the brand.

Does resemble some 10 ball rules iirc

OP had mentioned pocketing the 9 "legally" which leads me to believe it must be a called shot. And, it may still have to be spotted depending on tournament rules.

In situation one, the breaker retains control. 9ball is spotted and breaker may shot or push. Second is different. If the TD has set a rule for calling the 9ball, pocketing the 9 without calling it is a foul; therefore, the ball is spotted and the opponent has bih.

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I do not remember ever seeing this at pro level, but if shooter touches the ball (any ball), inning is over. A pushout, however, requires legal tip contact.

From RKC's posts, it seem Mr Frost should post here.

That flyer is interesting. I have no problem accepting that that table is #1 for tournaments as CSI runs their state events in conjunction with several Predator events. What I do wonder about is the pocket dimensions. I have never shot league pool on 4.25" pockets. And, in my limited...

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You asked which of two was better, so, which is best. You did not ask an opinion based on color. Should the color be judged on matching cloth or chalk? Oops, no, it has to do with an unshown cue. Brought this on yourself.

Trades possible. Break stick to front

Might try cue maker forum