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So a player that can't run out is supposed to hook their opponent, get ball in hand & not be able to run out? A bad player is a bad player. If one does not possess the ability to run out, they probably don't have the skill or knowledge to play a useful safety either. I will however concede...

Played in a regional event last weekend on the Valley's. 541 players total in all divisions. 2nd chance events in all divisions. Mini tournaments being run one after another. Calcutta money was strong as ever. Yep there's a problem with American pool.

Put a Whyte Carbon break shaft on your Mezz butt or just stick with the Mezz. Or spend the extra $$$$ get the BK Rush & use it forever.

You have 4 shots in that 1 rail position segment. The first two & the last I can't definitively tell the positioning of the cue ball and object ball. The third example I most definitely can. Let's take a look at the third example. The object ball is sitting behind the diamond closest to the...

You are creating every one of those scratches in the one rail position portion of your video. You should be starting with center ball using the resulting tangent as a baseline.

On your one rail position shots why is "natural" top instead of center ball?

Changing weight in the butt of your cue is not going to magically change how the shaft was built. The only thing that might change is how the individual delivers the cue which could lead to change in deflection.

I get what you are saying Bob, I was asking in terms of numbers. Like in golf - higher COR yields real world gains in ball speed and distance. So what I am asking - is there really a significant measurable gain from a "lively" shaft vs a "dead" one?

What gains can a pool player expect with a "lively" stick?

Hang in there DCP!! Made my down payment on 10/15/25 - table was delivered 10/26/25. Dave Isaacs had what I wanted in stock & I'm not that picky.

Your exact words straight from the video.

"An unintentional scoop caused by a draw shot miscue is not a foul regardless of whether there is secondary contact between the tip or ferrule and the cueball which there most always is." How on earth could the ref call a foul with the above information written into the rules? If one believes...

Eliminate the speculation on who would have won the match based upon a call of foul or no foul. Just stick to the evidence that leads to the correct conclusion.

At age 15 Greg Norman was a hack just like everyone else when starting out playing the game of golf. It took him 18 months of what I would imagine was damn hard work to achieve a scratch handicap.

Tiger said “When I’m getting ready for tournaments, I make sure that each and every day I have 1,000 contacts with the club.” That does not mean he is out hitting 1000 balls a day on the range. He was looking at contact / touches of the ball with any club in his bag. That means x amount of...

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If you want send me your name and contact info. I will make sure it gets to Jerry.

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Of course they do, nowhere did I say they didn't. Let me clarify for you and the everyone else. Don't worry about Diamondizing a Valley Pool Table!! Hell even leave it alone with factory specs. Bad play stems from not knowing where the cueball is going imo, not from the ability to pocket...

I too would go with the Penguin Pro rails and forget about the rest. Focus on position play & control of the cue ball & don't worry so much about pocket geometry.