Distance from the table and playing styles
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mohsen dessouki Asked 13 years ago
Dear sirs
what is the differance , in terms of meters , between close , mid distance and far to table players ? best regards
Mohsen
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Mohsen,
A close to the table player would play mainly at a range where they could touch the table.
A mid distance player would be about half a meter back form the table and a far distance player would be anything further back than that.
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