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at the risk of not answering the question (which seemd to rile the great Mike Wooldridge when I did it on his thread yesterday) ...
surely the important point is the forearm should ideally be vertical at the address position (ie cue tip close to the cue-ball) ...
good general advice is standing upright, the cue should come up to your shoulders but that is not the end of the matter since everyone's arm length, leg and torso length and stance are different ...
my advice would be just to look in a mirror at home (no snooker table) and work out how far up the cue you should hold it ...
btw, I'm 6' 1" using a 57.5" cue and as part of my routine for the shot, I try to remember to check I'm holding it an inch or so from the end ... but I don't get my bridge arm totally straight and I guess I generally bridge 9" from the white ... if my bridge arm was straighter or my bridge longer, 57.5" would be too short I guess ...
I'm 170cms and my cue is 57.5" length. Normal shots I probably have about 3 inches or so from the butt, my old cue was 57" and it felt great as I could consistently place my grip over the flat of the cue as a reference point.
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