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Notice visible cloth and ball-condition concerns, report repeatable observations clearly and distinguish a player's quick look from a professional assessment of level, cloth or installation.- Published on
Give a borrowed pool cue a brief, non-destructive visual check, distinguish wear from a diagnosis and know when to ask staff for another cue rather than attempting a repair.