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Are special skills required to ever understand the humor in @Black-Balled 's posts?

Ätsch, I have more available

coincidence?

Put a new tip on your existing one, have the ferrule exchanged if it's broken, give it a polish if it's wood and then maybe buy yourself and your loved ones something of lasting value instead. Happy Holidays ;) 🎅

wow, crazy hilarious outrageous funny you bored or something? 'nother 2mins of my life wasted with NPR level nothingness

yes.

also, a huge amount of screen space lost to displaying the tournament title... what a waste

there's a promising open source project, but it's still limited in its functionality, and lacks a few general features. also it's been programmed with a special tournament setup in mind, which makes it hard to adapt to setups in pool, like Round Robin to Single Elim or Double Elim to Single...

...just use challonge, or cuescore.

Hi Zach, first of all, I really like what you are doing at Digital Pool. The model you are mentioning is not ppv, though, it's the exact opposite, rather like pay per week or so. There may be folks who would go with that, but I can't (and won't) afford 60 bucks, just to watch two or three matches.

yes! wow!

On the official page, you see quite a number of 9-8 results, so that doesn't support what's been said https://qbsf.qa/ui/events/event?eventCategoryId=06e724c3-eac0-4486-458f-08dbbce53484

or use the official page

Probably a good warm up for the upcoming US Open, this tournament features a good part of the creme de la creme in Pool right now. They all come when Jayson calls ;) Draw and results on cuescore.com

at least the photos look awesome @Korsakoff

rising deflection could also be attributed to sinking shot speed. I agree with @Nick B here: to be scientific, we would need much more data points... On the other hand, when I think of hardness comparisons of cue tips and what people report on these tips and what everybody "feels", a...

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if the situation allows it, yes, probably. also makes sense, reproducability-wise, right...?

I'd like to recommend a video to you to find your optimum bridge distance: It's in German, from Christian Reimering, but you might get the idea from the stripes on the table. Basically the distance between your bridge hand and the cue ball is the same as the distance from your elbow to the wrist.