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150 and 125 in consecutive matches tells me that your estimate for a maximum is too low.

Given that it's practice I'd shoot the break shot, every time, even if it were 2% instead of 50%. My reasoning is, if it were n-37 you'd be shooting the break shot without question. Why change?

I think they're raggin' on really rich guys blowing money on expensive stuff to impress their rich friends, rather than custom cue buying pool players.

Back when smoking was allowed, how many places were non-smoking? Just about zero as far as i can remember. No business owner willingly shuts out that segment of the population, other than special circumstances.

They even teach them how to chalk properly. Also, watch how far up the cue the non-chalking hand is when they're chalking. That's why a lot of players drag the end of the cue around (btw no bumpers on a lot of snooker cues) Lan

If it were turned into a hard fast rule, then it would not be up to the player anymore. It would be up to the referee.

The way it stands is the way it ought to be. I've never heard of another sport where a concession comes from the referee/umpire. Why do you think the rule should be changed? Is it to save time or for another reason. Lan

Interestingly, snooker cues use metal pins (don't know the thread size/type offhand, unfortunately) I have a snooker cue from England, the joint is brass and the wood used is ash. I'm pretty sure that's typical. When you brought up snooker it made me think, they quite commonly make 3/4 length...

Straight from: http://www.ibsf.info/rules-snooker.shtml#3_11 The rule for end of frame: 4. End of Frame, Game or Match (a) When only the Black is left, the first score or foul ends the frame excepting only if the following conditions both apply: (i) the scores are then equal, and (ii)...

Nick's Pool Room & Restaurant 2176 7th Ave. Regina, Saskatchewan S4R 1C4 (306) 522-2666 2 12' Dufferin tables 4 12' Brunswick tables Last seen: 05/06/10 Lan