Should a good player be able to adjust to any type of pool equipment?

[david(tx)]

Within reason, yes.

This might be difficult. Look at the cue on the table.

And this might be difficult.

Check out the table next to the urology exhibit .

 

[Colonel]

I think only mediocre players think that world champions are going to adjust and play phenomenal on tough equipment.

I think strong players are going to be more realistic and think that while they may adjust, they will not be able to play at their best.





Let's bring back Gandys and have all the tournaments on those.

You know...so balls could fly up in the air and hit you in the face or go off the table when hitting the rail with any pace.

Well put icy fast cloth on it and make it unlevel so you can never roll a ball accurately, but instead, have to hit them with some pace.

We'll get someone to stream it, so we can see exactly how terrible pros play, and how well they adjust.



It won't be pretty, I promise you.

It's not about world champions playing world class pool. It's about can a good player adjust to any condition. The reality is whatever you're playing on, so is your opponent. Can you adjust quickly & get the $ or not & go bust. I've seen more than a few of those everything's got to be perfect players go on tilt if there's even a slight variable.