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Surprised with Mirage (17)
Re: Surprised with Mirageby Ben 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Surprised with Mirage) was posted by Ben, on 5/1/2008 11:31:41 PM:
| Hi Jorge, Well you have played with it and I have not, so you are a better one to judge. I just read on a forum that a guy said "that he felt lame" after using it. You say that "if you only block", but is that not the whole point? I quote the Hallmark web site "recommended for players that like to block close to the table". I reckon that it is probably better to go with a friction long or medium pip or even play with inverted. Thanks, Ben. |