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I thought Dale Perry escorted OB into its final death spiral.

1920's ?? Before the internet, when pool players would gather under the shade of a giant oak tree in Phoenix and gossip about pool?

Uh oh, someone's not going to be happy.

This idiotic idea has wormed its way into several other past times as well, yet if you ask the custom makers of the equipment, they all say without a doubt that it is a bad idea. Use some wax. I have four different types of wax all with a differing amount of stickiness depending on how loose...

There's your problem.

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You sure about that? It seems to follow from your statement, that a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit one ball or a straight line of 30 balls. And further, a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit a brick wall or a down pillow. The cue ball would react the same when hitting those "racks"?

Yeah...no.

....and get Atencio onboard, then give the USA the wild 8.

The WPA Rules of Play, which apply to ALL games, do not require any 45 degree nonsense when the cue ball is frozen to the object ball: For instance, in 9-ball when the cue ball is frozen to the lowest numbered ball on the table, it is legal to stroke the cue ball however you wish. You can...

You should take pride in spreading YOUR game to the world.

Hey, Jam. Another masterpiece. Thanks.

100 pages x 25 posts/page = 2,500 posts Somethings off with the mathing.

...if Emily doubles the Euro payout to go on the lemonade.

Top esports prize money: Top USA players:

They occasionally come up for sale on azbilliards--and for much lower prices than new. I bought one a few years ago in the For Sale forum. The shaft was warped, and the hit felt dead to me, so it just sits in a case. The Becue butts are super skinny as well, maybe the skinniest butts made...

That's a lousy spot, right? It should be more like 15-8.

The speed that the cue ball retains after hitting an object ball is related to the cut angle. For full on hits (zero degree cut), the cue ball doesn't retain much speed (assuming no cue ball spin). For very thin cuts, the cue ball retains most of its speed. For cuts near a 1/2 ball hit...

Here was the setup when I visited: 7 Diamonds and a Snooker table. All the Diamonds were the same size. Here's a side view: Are those 8' tables? I thought they were coin op bar boxes. You can also pay by the hour.