What are the table specs?

Ok so John was trying to break Shaws record with a similar set up. It's interesting that they started on the predator apex and did a few instructional runs, the high run was 124 or something...I expect the same would be with the predator pro am...anyway, they switched to the gold crown for the record attempt.

Pocket size of the gold crown in video:
4 7/8" (corners)
4 1/4" (sides)


Is this on simonis felt?
 
thenaturalpoolplayer said:
Ok so John was trying to break Shaws record with a similar set up. It's interesting that they started on the predator apex and did a few instructional runs, the high run was 124 or something...I expect the same would be with the predator pro am...anyway, they switched to the gold crown for the record attempt.

Pocket size of the gold crown in video:
4 7/8" (corners)
4 1/4" (sides)


Is this on simonis felt?
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Simonis doesn't make felt.
 
I'd rather see high run attempts in rotation or cribbage. No doubt, what they can do is incredible. My attention span isn't long enough to watch the 14.1 attempts.
 
I find that 4.25 sides sounds a little off. Considering the mosconi cup tables didn't even run that tight of sides and side pockets are usually bigger than the corners. I would think 5.25 at the large side and 4.75 at the smallest.
 
thenaturalpoolplayer said:
Ok so John was trying to break Shaws record with a similar set up. It's interesting that they started on the predator apex and did a few instructional runs, the high run was 124 or something...I expect the same would be with the predator pro am...anyway, they switched to the gold crown for the record attempt.

Pocket size of the gold crown in video:
4 7/8" (corners)
4 1/4" (sides)


Is this on simonis felt?
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Yea he tried to...lol... got caught red handed cheating in doing so. Lost what little respect I had for him, and a lot of others too, in doing so.

What a sore loser. Heavy on the loser.
 
thenaturalpoolplayer said:
Google results for "Simonis felt"
About 361,000 results (0.39 seconds)
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Covid Vaccine causes cancer, 122,000 results. Neither is correct.

Your honor, after the evidence listed below, I rest my case. We recommend a mandatory sentence of 6 months visiting a real pool hall and hanging out with real players along with a 4-hour classroom course on pool terms and theory such as "rails and cushions are not called "walls", "sorry Nancy, hitting 3 rails without hitting a ball is NOT a legal shot no matter what you uncle with a $500 table at home told you" "the shaft and butt are not called "top" and "bottom" of a cue, as seen in eBay listings of "this vintage rare pool stick comes with 3 tops and a bottom hand made by Palmer Balabushka Gina Joss", and other similar topics.

The website is https://www.simoniscloth.com/ Note the word used there.

"Felt is a thick, soft fabric. Unlike other fabrics, however, felt is not woven. Instead, the fibers are pressed and matted together. " The "cloth" that is made is woven.

This is from their website also:

“Simonis is not a common felt, it is carefully and precisely woven fabric, specifically designed to enhance your game by allowing the ball to roll straight and true while maintaining consistent speed and spin.”

Their home page has the word "cloth" 4 times in the company description and 0 "felt"

Iwan Simonis​

Manufacturing superior quality cloths since 1680, Simonis has been and remains the reference standard for superior quality billiard cloth.​

You can rest assured that Simonis will remain at the forefront of billiard cloth manufacturing and technology, and will continue to provide the world with the truest playing cloths for cue-sports!​


Another page off their site, note it's not "The Felt of Champions".

Simonis Cloth​

The Cloth of Champions®​

Simonis is a global company and you will find Simonis cloth on tables all over the world. In fact, Simonis cloth is one of the constants in the sport worldwide.
Sold in over 50 countries, Simonis cloth is truly the universal choice for cue sports. Having earned its reputation with professional players and amateurs alike, Simonis remains the choice for more tournaments than any other cloth.
Simonis is truly The Cloth of Champions® and you can use its functional superiority to enhance your enjoyment of the game because it allows you to play your best.
 
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