HES gone Bob
He's gone
He was obviously here to do nothing more than his own attention needs
But when he said that bit about switching hands, I wasn't real clear on what he meant
It was definitely Goldenflash.
Now, he's goldenflushed.
HES gone Bob
He's gone
He was obviously here to do nothing more than his own attention needs
But when he said that bit about switching hands, I wasn't real clear on what he meant
Well, no, not according to the rules of pool. Here you go:
http://www.wpa-pool.com/web/the_rules_of_play
Or, there he went. Quick.
I would bet big big big money that I could make more kick shots with a table that has diamonds then a table without dying... Who wants to bet?
He's gone
He was obviously here to do nothing more than his own attention needs
But when he said that bit about switching hands, I wasn't real clear on what he meant
No ones taking that bet,
A bolt of lightning may come from anywhere
The guy from pool hall junkies
Frozen space poop, too many variables
Agree with all of the above. Don't use em. To revive an old argument. Put jump sticks in the same dumpster with the diamonds.
It was definitely Goldenflash.
Now, he's goldenflushed.
I'm thinking Pool Chump originally.
If you are going to start changing the actual rules, why not just allow mulligans too?
Nope, the rules work just fine as specified & uniformly used the last few hundred years. The Diamonds Are Required On Any Table Used In a WPA Sanctioned Event / Tournament. And know what? The darn system actually works if you have the mental aptitude to actually learn and properly apply it. Most players just get impatient and shoot before they've verified the math which is pretty simple stuff. And at the worst, you won't pocket the object ball but at least avoid a foul by entirely missing the intended object ball. It may be too heady of a concept for some players and they get by without it. Personally, I want to use every aid the game offers and the tracks of the Diamond System work as long as you use normal roll or make adjustment for application of English In any event, removing the Diamonds isn't an option for pro players but I don't have to be concerned because just like whose-amay wrote, I'm just an amateur but at least I'm a darn good one.....how many pros can make that same claim? Nuf Ced!
WPA Rules Require Diamonds..........It's referred to as "Sights".
Equipment Specifications:
Rule 6. RAIL AND CUSHION
The rail width must be between 4 [10.16 cm] and 7 ½ inches [19.05 cm] including the rubber cushions.
18 sights (or 17 and a name plate) shall be attached flush on the rail cap with:
12 ½ inches [31.75 cm] from sight to sight on a 9-foot regulation table
11 ½ inches [29.20 cm] from sight to sight on a 8-foot regulation table.
The center of each sight should be located 3 11/16 (+ ) inches [93.6625 mm (+ 3.175 mm)] from the nose of the cushion.
The sights may be round[/B] (between 7/16 [11.11 mm] and ½ inch [12.7 mm] in diameter) or diamond-shaped
(between 1 x 7/16 [25.4 x 11.11 mm] and 1 ¼ x 5/8 inch [31.75 x 15.875 mm]).
Any nameplates and score counters should be flush level with rail top. All rail bolts should be thus located that when
properly torqued render a quiet and optimum rebound from any point of the cushion nose of the table.
Yes the government should fund a group that goes around and removes all those pesky markers.
they're great for beginners and basic aiming and drills, past that useless
if you believe that there is no point in removing them
chinese 8 ball tables are sands diamonds btw
Yes, get rid of the jumpstick, and I'm on-board to get rid of the diamonds.