$%*@ rack contest

[derekdisco]

I will take Corey and Donnie Mills.

LOL!!! Handcuffing FOOS since 2000!!!!!

 

[donny mills]

I would take Gabe Owen or Kid Delicious and all the powder he puts on the balls. That powder acts like glue. Or I would take my friend that I mentioned in the original post, who relayed this story to me. Sorry I won't give you his name.

One time at a tournament, another friend of mine, Randy, was about to have a huge upset in beating Javier Franco on the bar table. After Javier broke the balls for the 4th or 5th time and made nothing - he looked right at Randy and said, "Who teach you how to rack?" and then named the original friend that I referenced in my original post. Now that is a reputation.

Corey and Donnie definitely know how to 'rack your own' to make a ball and have a nice spread each time - I have no knowledge if they know how to $%*@ rack. I guess it would make sense that if they know how to make a rack good, then they would also know the reverse and how to make it bad.

The key point in giving a $%*@ rack, most good players know.

I'm not good at racking bad. Do you think you could teach me sir??

 

[Patrick53212]

Racking

I am not sure if you would call it racking bad...but depending upon the rack itself, I can rack them so that you will NEVER make the 9-ball. In a lot of instances the 9-ball will not even move. However, if someone is checking the rack carefully, they will most likely make me re-rack them. I can however give a good rack such that the 9 is still very unlikely to go in although it will move from its original spot. I will always opt to rack my opponents balls if given the choice.