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DaveCanada
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Expert pocket billiard game rules. Expert player. Can answer any questions regarding the game, its rules, and its play. | |
Bill NewstedU.S.
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I can answer questions related to shot-making, aiming, position play, strategies, practice, mental preparation and the psychology of the game. Also, rules as they vary from venue to venue and how to become a winning player. I have experience recovering and maintaining tables and will also answer questions related to cues and billiard equipment. However, I prefer not to make brand recommendations. I do not offer information identifying old tables and equipment or estimating their values. | |
Michael DeWittU.S.
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I can answer any question pertaining to billiards tables indoor and outdoor plus bumper tables and other gaming equipment plus most questions pertaining to pool cue building and maintenance. | |
Pool_TeacherU.S.
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I have wide ranging knowledge of all the cue sports, with the exception of snooker. I can answer most questions related to playing any of the standard games such as straight pool (14.1 continuous) eight-ball, nine-ball, one-pocket and 3-cushion billiards and the variations on these games. Questions welcomed regarding technique, strategy and rules, history of the sport, trick shots, the mental game, practice, practice drills, pool/billiards publications, and so on. | |
Dan WernerU.S.
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All aspects of the game, strategy, runs, etc. Main focus is 8ball, 9ball, and straight pool. Pattern Play, 2-way shots, kicks, banks, throws, trick shots, shot selection, caroms, league play, safety play, and more. |
Hi Lizette. All authoritative rule sources (and for a very long time) play ball in hand anywhere on the table except when the foul occurs on the break. You can look to the World Rules and before them
Hello Lanzo, If you're playing "Black Ball" a foul gives the incoming player a free shot plus a visit to the table. On the free shot it is like the table is open and you can hit any object ball first
Hi Ed. Last pocket eight ball is a offshoot game that is played different ways in different places and since the rules are not codified in any official or semi-official way, there is no way to provide
Hi Jackie. I can offer advice about how to remove the existing ferrule but first let me ask you if you really want to do this? The proper way to change a tip is to cut off the old tip and glue a new
Hello John, Playing areas of any size pool tables are always exactly twice as long as they are wide. Not sure what your WPA info comes from but a 92" x 46" is the playing area of an over-sized 8, sometimes

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