Diamond bar box questions

lorider said:
never played on them either until last weekend at my regionals. dont know what you usually olay on but you will have to adjust to fast cloth and hard rails. i called those rails springs because the balls bounced off those rails like they were springs. good luck to both of you
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I mostly play Valleys or Dymino tables, springy rails throws my position play off, I'll just have to deal with it, thanks for the info and well wishes!

David Harcrow
 
Luxury,

I have been on these tables for the last five days and what I have found is that it matters on the location of the spot that determines where I break from. You will see that some of the tables spots that are a little bit fwd and spots that are a little bit back and are very visible to the naked eye. For me the side break works on one and the head ball break from middle works on the other. As for which one works with which, you can figure that out on your own because we may be playing in the end against one another...Good Luck and again the WesternBCA has done a great job with this event.

Marie's husband
 
Mowem down said:
I dont know why Im going to help you (again), when was the last time you taught me anything....lol...And to top it off you post your ? on here instead of just calling on your 2 hour drive.... thats cool...

But here you go anyway...for 8 ball
2nd ball break worthless unless you are trying to shit in the 8, and more bad then good can happen, ball off the table, all the balls move to one side of the table....no good. I go with 1 foot up 1 foot out from left corner pocket. lets me bridge on the rail, break still has alittle cut angle but i can hit um at warp and have no fear of leaving the yard because its just a touch straighter... Crush um and run out like your ass is on fire...

9 ball...
Same spot with the CB, just play with the speed. But Id start out smashing them if their not finding holes id be suprised..

And one last thing.... 7 fters.... If your cue tip isnt finishing around the spot your breaking like a sissy...

p.s. come back with the cash or dont come back....hahahaha..

Play good and leave the luck out of it....
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WOW. You place the cue ball a full 12" from the side rail and still bridge off the rail? That's incredible.
 
Mowem down said:
I guess I should have added " end rail " in there... hes a smart guy he'll figure it out....
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I hardly ever bridge off of the end rail and I never gave it a thought. Guess I assumed it was a typo. Maybe I'll try breaking off the end rail sometime.
 
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