thinman said:You break the rack in a game of 8 ball. Now just think, you have 16 balls rolling around inside an area of approx. 34 square feet (9 foot table) and in that area there are 6 holes for them to fall into, and yet not one goes. Go figure!![]()
thinman said:You break the rack in a game of 8 ball. Now just think, you have 16 balls rolling around inside an area of approx. 34 square feet (9 foot table) and in that area there are 6 holes for them to fall into, and yet not one goes. Go figure!![]()
But consider this: How many of the balls ever hit one of the rails? On many breaks, fewer than half may actually hit a rail. And fewer still hit two or more rails. Since the pocket holes represent a pretty small percentage of the total length of the four rails, it doesn't see odd to me that you can could up "dry" on the break now and then.thinman said:You break the rack in a game of 8 ball. Now just think, you have 16 balls rolling around inside an area of approx. 34 square feet (9 foot table) and in that area there are 6 holes for them to fall into, and yet not one goes. Go figure!![]()
9 foot table...approximately 27 feet of cushion...and approximately 27 inches of pocket...it's amazing how frequently...of all the balls on the table, only the white one manages to find a hole!
Steve