Last night I had a tough shot on the one. I made it, but lost the cb a little and hooked myself behind the 7. I full cue jumped the 7, bobbled the 2, and the cb came across table and gently nestled up against the 3. Thereby driving my opponent nuts in the case game of the match! SOMETIMES, I do get a good roll!
He spent the better part of the next 1/2 hour showing my lucky shot to others, and trying to figure out how the cb got across table. I know, do you?? No english was used, and none was put on accidentally, as the shot proves.
Last night I ...full cue jumped the 7, bobbled the 2,...
Or, maybe, just because jump cues were not allowed. Sheesh.......I mentioned the jump so it would be known how I shot it, another option was to masse it a little. But, I guess lately every thread has to have a flamer.....:angry:
I think Mike Massey does it in his exhibitions. He does a lot of situational shots that can actually be useful to players (especially as they develop a little stroke.)... Interestingly, none of the other players, including several A players, had a clue how it got there.
If you weren't trying to flame it, then I apologize. Maybe I'm just getting a little too touchy on here lately.
Have seen the bank you describe more than a few times.:thumbup:I think Mike Massey does it in his exhibitions. He does a lot of situational shots that can actually be useful to players (especially as they develop a little stroke.)
There is also a one-pocket bank that uses the same idea, but the point is to get the cue ball up on the cushion while the banking object ball runs underneath to avoid the kiss.