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Press release below: https://www.wepf.org/pressnew.php?art=36 World rules will no longer be an official competitive ruleset from 2023 onwards. Could partly be in favour to draw in an audience familiar with a more Americanised ruleset. I, personally, would have liked to see them adopt WPA...

To preface this, I'm not much of a snooker player. I do dabble in the odd frame from time to time should the opportunity present itself, but my passion is English pool. I thought I'd pose the question, nonetheless, since snooker cues and English pool cues are essentially the same sticks with...

Had a bit of cash lying around, so I thought I'd invest in a break cue for English pool. Jason's break cues are highly regarded and are made beautifully. The cue on the left is my Peradon playing cue for comparison. SPECS: 58" 10mm Cue Guru tip 16oz Break cue is maple and the playing cue is...

Here's a bit of a weird one. I currently own a one-piece, two-slotted Halo-style aluminium case for my English pool cue, similar to the Peradon or Green Baize ones. However, I'm thinking of getting a break cue soon, and sometimes I do like to take my snooker cue or a spare cue along if I'm...

Here in Ireland, I have never seen anyone carry a dedicated break cue for pool. I'd say the vast majority of players here break off with their playing cue, or else grab a rack cue with the thickest tip they can find. Some players care about a finessed cut break than having to drive the cue ball...

Always a fan of cue threads, so I'm curious to know what your cue is. Feel free to post the cue make and specialisations below. Pictures are encouraged. I use a custom made Peradon. It's a one-piece at 57" long, 17.5oz in weight, and the tip is 9mm.

I love seeing equipment threads, and there hasn't seem to have been one like this in a while, so I thought I'd make one. So what's in your case? Essentials? Funky equipment? Anything's welcome. Here's my pool cue case: 1: Cue (Peradon Custom • 57" • 9mm Elk Pro • 17.5oz) 2: One-piece aluminium...