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Amarith balls v normal balls

bitemybanger · 2007-12-31 19:34:40

ive been playing in the local snooker hall with the normal snooker hall balls since i started playing snooker and recently had a chance to play with a set of amarith balls and couldnt belive the difference, more control on the que ball which resulted in some good breaks. what is it with theese and where can i get a set?? i…

31-12-2007 7:34pm

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ive been playing in the local snooker hall with the normal snooker hall balls since i started playing snooker and recently had a chance to play with a set of amarith balls and couldnt belive the difference, more control on the que ball which resulted in some good breaks. what is it with theese and where can i get a set?? i know how much they cost already.

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#2 16-01-2008 6:59pm

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There are snooker suppliers in dublin that will gladly sell you set. They are pretty norm now anyway. Very reactive. Less power needed so bigger breaks.

I used to regularily play on fergal o briens table in lucan. Professional cloth, fast cushions. Pockets tighter but because of the faster pace of the table you use less power and are more accurate so even bigger breaks. Easier to play on than club table.

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