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I voted with all of my e-mails and even some of my friends. :)

Are jump shots legal on this table?

Also, does anyone know who the female player is?

I've been looking around for it but can't seem to find it. If anyone finds a place to get it, please say.

http://www.tv.com/the-takedown/shootout-at-mr.-luckys/episode/433151/summary.html?tag=ep_guide;summary I was curious if anyone has seen this episode before? I had a friend say it was good.

I have a predator and was wandering if any Cuemaker can re-tip it or if you have to send it to predator? Also, the Everest tips come standard on a predator so is it best to put another Everest on it for deflection purposes or does it matter? If it doesn't matter, what tip would you recommend...

I was looking at the pocket reducers, and they look like they would be good to practice and develop accuracy. I read some previous posts on them and they seemed to have kind of mixed reviews. I was wandering what most people think of them for practicing accuracy. Also, I read that there is only...

I have heard Danny Diliberto talk about this on one of the accustats videos on youtube. He didn't say much about his system, but he said it was very easy and a lot of top players don't know it. I don't know much about it, so I'm also curious about the answers to your question.

I'm not completely sure what your asking, but a draw shot at an angle is what causes the arch. Also, english doesn't change your carom angle off of a ball. Good luck with the shot, and I hope this helps.

Also, when you make a harrigan, and your opponent says something smarty, I always reply, "They put six pockets on the table for a reason." Scott's post made me think of this. :)

I recently bought the "Racking Secrets" DVD by Joe Tucker, and I absolutely love it. I have learned so much from this video, but I would like to know more information about the back three balls in a 9 ball rack. For instance, does the back ball loose make a difference on where you break? Does...

29 please.

Congratulations on that break; It's a pretty rare one. There is a video of Alex Pagulayan doing this on youtube. I have done it once myself.

Okay, thanks guys.

I checked the list, and none of the mechanics on the list said they serviced in my area. Also, I want it done right, but I just don't want to pay more for recovering the table than it's worth. Thanks for the response though.

That is amazing! I would never have believed it if I didn't see it.

I am seriously considering on recovering my 8' Olhausen but live in a very rural area in SW Arkansas. Currently, there is a nap felt on it, and I want to convert it to Simonis 860. Any advice on what mechanic I could use for this area would be greatly appreciated. Also, I'm a college student so...

Thanks Lee. My fingers are crossed.

You have an excellent taste in music.

I just posted pics here. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=155179