Mighty x drill leaving mark on cloth

I think it does affect play, but not in a physical way, it gives a visual aid. A kind of guide line. I use to play snooker at a friends house growing up. He was lucky enough to have a father who was a coach and had a table in the garage. Had some of my highest breaks on that table, and I always attributed it to using the lines which resulted from hours of him coaching students as an assist. Certainly played better on his Riley than I ever did on the Burrough & Watts at the club my dad plays at.
Been at this 40+ yrs and have never heard anyone say that burn-marks were a aiming/playing aid. Where do people get this stuff??
 
Been at this 40+ yrs and have never heard anyone say that burn-marks were a aiming/playing aid. Where do people get this stuff??
Bert Kinister #16 The Mighty X.mov_snapshot_01.40.202.jpg


You can't see how these lines running from corner pocket to corner pocket could be used to aim? Okay....
 
Years ago, when trying JoeyA's 'power stroke drill' I wore bad tracks into the cloth and
eventually just had to replace the cloth..... AND the cueball. lol

I would say, variability is the answer. JMHO

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Been at this 40+ yrs and have never heard anyone say that burn-marks were a aiming/playing aid. Where do people get this stuff??
On a snooker table/chinese-8 table, the wear marks certainly make the table play differently, as it creates channels in the nap. As a teenager, those lines did me a world of good.
 
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