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Gorilla vs Grizzly (14)
Re: Gorilla vs Grizzlyby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Gorilla vs Grizzly) was posted by Ben, on 6/23/2008 7:22:31 PM:
| Hi Fadil, I think that those antis will be OK, but Grizzly and Gorilla I think are for the chop. I think that there is skill using frictionless as there are players of differing levels who play with that stuff. The problem is that the predominant style with it has been the basement player who goes windshield wiper style with it and not learning the fundamentals of the game, but stills plays at an advanced level. At least with friction long pips whether you plan to attack or chop, you still have to learn the fundamentals. I have not seen our friend JRS Dallas for a while now, but when I do I will send him your best wishes. Thanks, Ben |