Let the psychological warfare begin!

I believe that a good starting point would be to pivot the cue at the 18" mark, so the pivot point stays on the shot line. This will require both front and back hand english. This video may help, but you may want to invoke the mute button:
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Island Drive said:

Then second shooter can shoot any ball first to get shape on the lowest ball.

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that's not rotation

Then second shooter can shoot any ball first to get shape on the lowest ball.

Thanks to Everyone who commented and gave me some info, i really appreciated it. I'm still learning in the pool cue world, so every infos are welcome

You would have to aim thinner for inside english shots and fuller for outside english shots. That's because there's less squirt.

If you are thinking about how this relates to backhand english, that's more complicated.

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Mensabum said:

I couldn't use that.
Unique item for sure.
I've been blessed with much height and huge hands which does give me a slight advantage on certain shots, without question.

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The height and huge hands I can see being an advantage when tree topped over a ball. Canadian pro player Erik Hjorleifson (who is about 6’ 5” and has giant hands) has a much easier time with those shots than equally skilled shorter players.

darkcloud13 said:

are you in Northern or Southern California?

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Southern California — I’m located in Palm Desert, CA. Local pickup is welcome if you’re nearby.