Just my opinion but if I had my way JUMPING in any form would
be a foul.
Curious as to why? And what would constitute a jump shot especially considering the cue ball leaves the surface on every shot.
Just my opinion but if I had my way JUMPING in any form would
be a foul.
Well speaking for myself I enjoyed the finals between Shane and Earl more than any match I can remember in a long time and a big reason was the safety battles.
I know jump cues aren't going to be banned because once the game has been dumbed down you can't go back but it was fun to watch those two great players in a classic match.
While we are at it, let's do away with the forward pass in football, the intentional walk in baseball and the dunk in basketball.
Or, players could start adapting to the game as they do in other sports.
Lot's of shot are "Airborn".Just my opinion but if I had my way JUMPING in any form would
be a foul.
I don't think I ever remember seeing Efren use a jump cue. Though I guess if you kick as good as he did you don't need a jump cue.
Different game. Would you let golfers use an air cannon that you could dial in from 500-10 yards?
One out of thirty times is a great way to be correct.
:grin:Okay, you've won the internet. What do you want?
Different game. Would you let golfers use an air cannon that you could dial in from 500-10 yards?
Are you saying we wouldn't see "changes at the end of the tournaments" if golfers were all forced to use a 9 iron?
You compare a jump cue to an air cannon? LOL!
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I don't think jumping is as a big of a "problem" as you all seem to think it is. There has been a sh*t ton of pool to watch this summer. I have seen far, far more safety battles than jumps.
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Do away with these specialty jump cues and tournament outcomes would definitely be affected.
There’s been a lot of winners of tournaments that might not have prevailed without the cheat stick.
Make all Cues a minimum length resembling a actual pool cue instead of some Harry Potter like wand.
Do away with these specialty jump cues and tournament outcomes would definitely be affected.
There’s been a lot of winners of tournaments that might not have prevailed without the cheat stick.
Make all Cues a minimum length resembling a actual pool cue instead of some Harry Potter like wand.
Even at the pro level it seems a jump is more likely a sell out than a "cheat". I love when my opponent pulls out a jump cue, usually means I'm getting back to the table.Yep, agreed.
An old commentary I heard on a match from 4-5 years ago said "more often than not, the first person to pick up the jump cue will lose the game"
He wasn't wrong too many times. Just saying....
Pure genius. Each tournament will have its own unique cue and no-one can practice with it. You show up they hand you a cue and say good luck. Absolutely "even" playing field.You could even make everybody play with a standardized cue. Every one identical.
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