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chopper setup (23)
Re: chopper setupby cole ely 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: chopper setup) was posted by cole ely, on 2/25/2005 1:45:23 PM:
| Except when you return a chop with a chop, it will probably be a push over the table. Just a matter of terminology. Also when playing long pips, if you loop and loop the backspin spin will just keep getting heavier. Eventually you may need to push one to get the spin back under control. |