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Does anyone have any video of a One Pocket match in which the "Grady Rule" is being used? Loose interpretation: The Grady Rule was something Grady Matthews came up with to speed One Pocket Tournament play. From my understanding of it--After a players turn is over if there are a certain number...

This was a very hard fought out match with copious amounts of fine cue ball control. Probably more so in one place than other matches that I've seen. I've a new appreciation for both players especially Bustamante.

I've not used a numbering system but manage some decent kick shots. I'm not sure if the fiddling over the numbers is more than I could do because there are a fair amount of systems that are different.

I've been playing a friend of mine on Mondays for awhile now and I've noticed he's gotten a lot better and yesterday at Pool I asked to see and hit with what he's playing with a Meucci, The Pro Shaft. I play with the old Jacoby Hybrids, not the Ultra and I have a test shot that I use I don't...

I have no idea what kind of tips these are, but they are soft, tall and a little poofy. Has anyone any experience with what to add to the tip to have it play in a little quicker and hopefully get a little harder?

It was my understanding that Predator and CSI were together on the WBTV Channel which hasn't had any new content in the last 3 months. Now I'm seeing new content (same type stuff) on the Pro Billiard Series YouTube Channel. Has Predator and CSI parted ways on this project...

I'm trying to look at utility, compactness hence 2 x 3, light weight, and max storage and economical would work also. I've got a case thats working, but looking just to see what's out there that one of you fellows might have and recommend,