How much weight it enough????

Question

what spot advantage should i give them if its a considerable amount of money?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

u dnt make sence or dollars

Answer 3

"Ca-ca" is what I would give them.....money is money and why would you give any one a "spot" for a "considerable amount of money"....show them the "spot" where they can sit their butt as you control the table!!.....rack them!

Answer 4

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100

Answer 5

Spot them the 7 and out and let's say you race to 12 spot them a game or two

Answer 6

10.00 on the 5,  and the 7 or 8 'out' ...depending on the skill of your opponent. If you're talkin' BIG, BIG bucks ......100.00 on the 5 and leave it at the 7 or 8 'out'.

Kinda' vague, when I don't know exactly what you consider to be "considerable money". I'd have to have a gander at your opponent too. If he/she is a slouch --- give him the 6-7 out and bet 10-50.00 on the 5.

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OOOoooooooooooooookay ----now that we have some details: 1k on the 5 (I know this has nothing to do with 'weight', but makes the game interesting, and he's got money to play with) and in a race to 7 or 9 .....spot him 3-4 games and give him the 6-7 out. Play for 5k to 10k  per set.

Dump a few games!

THEN, go double or nothin' ---- dump again .......THEN beat him like a drum .........you know the drill !!!

I can hear the drum beat from here!

LAG

Answer 7

If your good enough you can talk your opponent into giving you the break and you give the 5 and out. Most players will jump at this spot, not knowing what there up against.

I personally am not good enough to give this spot. I have seen players give this spot and win by simply not letting their opponent shoot. If your good enough to break and run 6+ racks in a roll you could consider giving this spot.

Answer 8

1g = 5$

in detroit

1g = 10$

in rich neighboorhoods

Answer 9

huh...sorry...i don't know what ur asking!

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