I'm use to Bar tables with duct tape on the felt and Dead rails , can I come over and play some sets ? Lol
Maybe more than 1/4 of the balls I miss would fall on a GC
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I'm use to Bar tables with duct tape on the felt and Dead rails , can I come over and play some sets ? Lol
I'm use to Bar tables with duct tape on the felt and Dead rails , can I come over and play some sets ? Lol
Ok I'll settle this once and for all .... Tighter is Better !!!! Done
Same thing my grandfather said.
I've watched pros play on some tables that are so tight, that even they could rarely break and run out very often.
To me, that is no fun to watch...much less play on similar tables.
It is pretty much a "given" that the "better" player will "usually" win, no matter how the table plays, but it is much more fun "drowning" someone when you can run pack, after pack, on them. Your opponent may be able to run packs, too, but, the "better" player should still prevail.
When tables are "opened up" a bit, games go faster, and you can play longer sets in the same amount of time...assuming you aren't playing a "pool scientist" who "slow plays", no matter what the circumstances are.
To me, that is no fun to watch...much less play on similar tables.
It is pretty much a "given" that the "better" player will "usually" win, no matter how the table plays, but it is much more fun "drowning" someone when you can run pack, after pack, on them. Your opponent may be able to run packs, too, but, the "better" player should still prevail.
When tables are "opened up" a bit, games go faster, and you can play longer sets in the same amount of time...assuming you aren't playing a "pool scientist" who "slow plays", no matter what the circumstances are.
Anybody playing anything other than one pocket on that table must enjoy going through life in a disgusted state.