Breaking Out Your Jump Cue

[Lonestar_jim]

Wow...this is the most overtly malicious post in this thread. You are the reason nice people distrust others. You really have this approach? You believe it is a trick because you can only see your own lack of character in others.

KMRUNOUT

Someone was bound to say it I think he just detects a little weakness in the o.p. and others. Then again he may have being facetious as well.

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[UpMySleeves]

I don't pull it out until I need it.
I try to talk myself out of using it most of the time.
When I do,
Then my opponent gets to wonder, can he jump or not, if he can, can he make the shot.

I don't jump often but love the drama that goes along with it.

I also don't take it out in the begining of the match. I often play in amateur tournaments where not everyone jumps. I love that feeling when someone just played a nice "safe" and thinks you'll never get out of it, then you break out the jump cue and make the ball.

Maybe if my cue was already out and he knew I could jump, he would've played it differently. Also part of the mind game.

 

[m79a]

I leave in the case also, unless I get called for a match when I finish one where I used it. I don't jump often.

 

[Lonestar_jim]

I also don't take it out in the begining of the match. I often play in amateur tournaments where not everyone jumps. I love that feeling when someone just played a nice "safe" and thinks you'll never get out of it, then you break out the jump cue and make the ball.

Maybe if my cue was already out and he knew I could jump, he would've played it differently. Also part of the mind game.

Meany. Sending daggers !

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[TWOFORPOOL]

I appreciate all of your comments. Its doesn't bug me when I'm in a match. It bugs me watching a match on the internet. It seems to happen over 50% of the time.