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bh Chopping With Invert? (15)
Re: bh Chopping With Invert?by Eric 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: bh Chopping With Invert?) was posted by Eric, on 3/16/2005 9:50:42 AM:
| that's true! I totally agree,it takes much longer time to learn controll a LP especially on chops,but I can understand the other point of wiew also,sometimes not so experienced players will be fooled,but if they learn moore and gets more rutin they'll play much better against it I belive,besides LP's creating a more varieted and open game at least for me.At the end;evry one CAN choose any legal rubber to play with!!! and thats all there is to it(I think) |