Magic Rack at Joss event

Just take away the wing ball pot, simple fix. As someone said earlier, rack with the 9 on the spot. This completely changes the dynamics of the 9 ball break, MR or no MR.
 
JumpinJoe said:
Of course noone will do that. NOONE on the planet could win at that.
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tucson9ball said:
How many hours makes no difference. The shooter bets they can run 5 in a row. If they miss any shot in their attempt, they lose and pay up. They can attempt it again as much as the want. If they don't get to 5 in a row, I win and they pay again.

Any time they run 5 in a row, they win.
I'm not trying to bust your balls, but, I doubt any player would take this bet. There are way too many variables to screw things up. The 1 ball caould get goofy right out of the gate, or 2 balls might get tied up making things really tough.

I know Pros could do a 5 pack any day, given a couple hours. They would surely have a 5 pack in there someplace.
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I missed the bolded detail.
I will buy a watch for everybody on the forum...:eek:;)
 
I haven't used the mr but I'm hearing a lot of people saying if you use it it means this ball won't go in, or this happens, somehow the break is affected. Are these results dependent on the mr or a tight rack?

I saw someone wrote, with a mr the ten wont move in ten ball, would that be the same for just a good tight rack? If the mr is affecting the break differently than with just a tight then you can keep it imo. That's a different game with a different rack.
 
strmanglr scott said:
I haven't used the mr but I'm hearing a lot of people saying if you use it it means this ball won't go in, or this happens, somehow the break is affected. Are these results dependent on the mr or a tight rack?

I saw someone wrote, with a mr the ten wont move in ten ball, would that be the same for just a good tight rack? If the mr is affecting the break differently than with just a tight then you can keep it imo. That's a different game with a different rack.
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You can't duplicate racking of a template with a triangle.
with the templates, the balls don't just sit there, they lean into each other.
 
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