Assertion: cue ball's spin | /r/HasProperty | side
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text: When the cue ball is sliding and has a side spin on it and when it comes in contact with the object ball dead on, it will come to a complete stop, but the cue ball will keep sliding till the sidespin does not wear off.
text: If the cue ball has top spin on it, it will resume rolling forward after making contact dead-on with the object ball and "follow" the object ball rather than stopping abruptly.
text: It is easier to get more draw action on a “slick” cloth (i.e., a cloth with low sliding friction), because the cue ball retains more of its bottom spin on the way to the object ball.
text: When the cue ball is sliding and has a side spin on it and when it comes in contact with the object ball dead on, it will come to a complete stop, but the cue ball will keep sliding till the sidespin does not wear off.
text: Another potential issue with carbon-fiber shafts is that they don’t flex as much after a hit, so when you apply extreme spin (side, bottom or top), where the CB doesn’t move away from the tip as quickly, there is a chance for a double-hit (which won’t be directly noticeable, but the CB will appear to deflect or squirt more than expected).