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Would u take this over the air rush?

I used a small ruler. 50 pence 😊

have u heard abt a leather jump tip such as samsara j/b tip is it better than 2.0taom for jumping cue?

Now, how would it make a difference if all the balls were putting pressure forward vs all the balls putting pressure away from the break? Then vs all the balls putting pressure inward?

A friend of mine has 3D printed a replica one which works a treat 👍

Maybe a little more sober next time

Excellent review!!

I lived in Korea for the last 2 years just left. Should have seen this video a year ago😂. It's okay though, i left as the #1 player in my division for my local league, we had everybody from Americans, Koreans, Pilipinos, whoever wanted to play. It was good fun, and yes we usually left very drunk.

That's awesome! Thanks

I think it’s hilarious how people take this seriously. Your “character” reminds me of Lil Chris. Is that what you were going for?

Have you done a review on the cuetec avid chroma line?

Shut up, and take my money!

What a BAFOON

Any tips how to good in this game mate....thanks a lot

Nice routine you play like eklent kaçi i observe you have no head and body movement before and after you shot..nice i want to imitate this style..any tips bro

sighting is one thing cue dead straight is another the old saying" cueing where you are looking" is it and of course having a good memory to remember the picture of the angle required is another . we can all pot the blue dead straight into the blue pocket but try it 50 times and see how quickly your bad cue acting puts an angle on that simple dead straight pot . Cue action grip stance is everything from a consistency point and no doubt finer tweaks will help but putting on weight is another screw up because everything changes from that stephen hendry started putting weight on later in his life and his game has gone

Great review on the Propel Dave!! Excellent video and very thorough. Thanks!!

Oh my god

Wow how I just know about this channel, just perfect👏

It also depends on your eye sight, and playing without wearing the prescription glass.

$40? On Amazon they are around $150 and up. At $150, I'd go for a Lucky McDermott or a Cuetec avid.

Hi. I am Duy from Vietnam. Talked to you about Pool via WhatsApp

Are you joking, just use a piece of wood, HONESTLY

Shite…right?

Nice demo on how it works. Jeezuz dude

This video's a few months old now, I'll bet you're even more average now.

I just ordered a Players Sneaky Pete for my first cue.

It was actually a 2 rail bank shot! You humble me....

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Great review! - Question: does that mean a this shaft is not at all low deflection? Since you mentioned it needs to be very stiff and that carbon fibre flex way less than maple. So I don´t get it, maybe you can help...............if Carbon Fibre is 200 and Maple 10, why are Carbon fibre playing shafts less deflection than maple?

Amazing pool cue review. the production quality is superb. Clear and concise detailed information as well as highest quality audio. Love the b roll and amusing cut away animation. Wish there was more of these types of reviews. Please do the mezz ignite shaft review.

Hmmm....I wonder, do they have a version of number one, for the ladies? I know a lot of lady pool shooters that by halfway through a match, have used up all of their energy cleaning, wiping and polishing their play shaft. 😮 This could be absolutely game changing! Especially if the 1200 hundred dollar cue and 30 dollar cube of chalk isn't working as promised! Lol, keep it unique and fun, bro. 👍

Since I only play on a couple of different tables I would be very interested in seeing how different conditions effect shots. Great video on the drag shot. I also use drag shots on side pocket shots with angles where I want to control how far the cue ball rolls after hitting the object ball. This is a very short drag shot, but also very effective.

huge fan of the production - strong work my guy!

excellent for explaining the issue to others as well.

Sir..how can you be reached on Facebook messenger

Incredible way of putting it. Mind blown

This is the best review but where the link did I miss it 😮

Damn so simple yet clever. What else comes with it? Are the other lessons essential to this aiming method, on top of what u mentioned?

You are the perfect mix between Fargo and Dr. Dave. Keep up the great work. Question ..... shots close, sometimes tight, to the rail. (I don't want to say how many years) I've been hitting the pro side of the pocket. I have nice equipment and time is not an issue. I've been able to overcome it with consistent pace. Position, ugh, I'm back to square one. I can't grasp the angle on this shot. "Everything" else works to a point where I am comfortable. Getting better, I can't be the only one. Please make a video, related to this issue, with your unique insight. Thanks in advance.

Yak, yak , and then made shot a lot harder than needed. Just soft tap 8 in the corner for natural position light cut on the 9 ball. I’ve only been playing 5 months and can figure that out.

not a new idea. no need to spend money on such a thing.

Amazing how many people took this seriously. “Diamond Dave”, you are a strange guy but I appreciate the taking the piss out of the over serious pool playing world.

Pants look comfy and you can carry a jump stick in there.

Excellent advice and interesting perspective on running balls. My problem is- I keep getting further and further out-of-line as I advance toward the money ball. Occasionally, I can improve and get in line. To someone watching, I may appear to be “good” but I know it has a lot to do with luck.

Love the deadpan humor and sarcasm.

This is such an astute take thank you for this information, I honestly never thought of this in these terms. We use these concepts in failure analysis all the time, if you have a system with 100 critical parts and you've 1% failure chance on each part, then the system has going to have a 63% chance to fail. So on a run to 100 balls, if each shot averages to 99% success the odds that you succeed are staggeringly against you. The way it is fixed in the systems is to use redundancies, meaning for each critical part there is a back up. I think the same could be done in this example. Always have a backup plan(for the landing spot) with each lower probability shot(less than 99.9%) to increase the odds of overall success. If you can increase the odds of success to say 99.9% or one order of magnitude then you increase your odds to 90.4% to succeed. Even taking the average from 99% to 99.5% will increase you to 60.5%. I think this really explains why high st. pool runs are so damn difficult to achieve.

This video deserves to go viral (as much as it can in the pool world). Understanding percentages doesn’t represent your ability to pocket a shot, it represents your ability to understand the totality of your game, strengths, weaknesses, and HOW to get better. Perspective is hard to come by in pool. Keep it up. Love it all.

I've just started to get good enough that Straight Pool is becoming a real interest of mine. Prior I've just found it frustrating. Either way, as percentages go, @OG29 has a bit of a point about how your opponent plays. A lot of times for me the way I play is dependent on my observations of my opponents, either by watching them in earlier matches or by observing how they react at the table in our own match. I'll play more aggressively against an opponent that I feel doesn't have the skillset to runout on me vs. one that I think does. I'm taking an educated guess, of course, but using that information to say that "I think my opponent only has a 20% chance of running out if I miss" might make me try a more difficult shot than I would try if I felt my opponent has an 80% chance of running out.

Yup! Great insight. For me, this is yet another reinforcer that fundamentals are at the heart of “mastering” anything. Another gem Sir. Thanks for the great and well presented content. Now… go open the damn blinds for fuck sake. What are you, a monster? 😂😂😂😂