One other point
Since a stripe can be spotted so it provides aiming points I usually try to arrange for a solid to come up and spot it with the number up. If a stripe is the only option spotting it number up will remove aiming points as well if you are using the correct type of balls such as Brunswick Centennials. You cannot spot stripes in this manner with the Super Aramith Pro's as the number is in the stripe and not in the white.
I think it is just common courtesy to allow the incoming player to use whatever ball he wants for spotting that is no longer in play even if he wants to use one from your pocket (as long as he replaces it). After all, it is because of something you did that it is getting spotted in the first place so you have no right to complain.
Just my .02
Since a stripe can be spotted so it provides aiming points I usually try to arrange for a solid to come up and spot it with the number up. If a stripe is the only option spotting it number up will remove aiming points as well if you are using the correct type of balls such as Brunswick Centennials. You cannot spot stripes in this manner with the Super Aramith Pro's as the number is in the stripe and not in the white.
I think it is just common courtesy to allow the incoming player to use whatever ball he wants for spotting that is no longer in play even if he wants to use one from your pocket (as long as he replaces it). After all, it is because of something you did that it is getting spotted in the first place so you have no right to complain.
Just my .02