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It is pretty simple, use whichever bridge that feels most comfortable for you. I myself use an open bridge because it it is less constricting on the stroke, as long as your stroke is level and true, that is all that really matters!!!

I will tell u what nobobody dares!!! If your stroke feels combfotable to u where u can make a shot and get reasonable position( in the vacinity of where you are hopeing). Do not change your stroke!!!! Fact of the matter is this, what I or any professional pool player deem to be an acceptable...

Simply put, there is no viewership for BB because most people including myself want to watch interesting games. One pocket, 9-ball rotation 10-ball..... Etc. BB is boring and will most likely never get any viewership simply because it is a boring and uninteresting game!!

These questions are for both Darren and SVB 1. What age did you discover you had the skills to be a pro? 2. Which tournaments ( Joss, Predator, Seminole etc.) do you enjoy the most?

Answer to that is simple, just watch them play a few racks. You will be able to determine if they can steer u in the right direction!!!!:cool:

Everyone is different, some think it is better to look at the cue ball, and others use the object ball for aiming. I preferably use the object ball ( I only look at CB for half a second before my shot.) I find that as long as you know where you need to hit the object ball, you have a better...

This should not be considered unsportsman like. The rule is if you pocket the 9 ball the 9 gets spotted and is ball in hand for the opponent if the lowest numbered ball was not struck first.