My friend I will give you $1000 CASH if you can produce a video that duplicates this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A14srrn2uEg
And this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4KYhhzduhM
As long as the majority of AZB members who chime in agree that your video is uncut like Stan's are then you simply get the cash. We are not betting. You can use any method you want as long as you make legal shots with a normal table setup. I don't care how you do it. Take as much time as you need to duplicate the shots in the order shown. You must make all the shots in the same amount of tries or less than Stan did it.
Practice them off camera for as long as you need to. We will use the time of this post to determine how long it takes you to get there.
If you can easily do it in one hour then you earned $1000 for that hour. If it takes you months then at least you get the pride of showing us all that with months of practice you were finally able to do what Stan demonstrates. Maybe you will never be able to duplicate it and you will come on here to admit you're wrong.
I mean if it's all a trick and you know the trick then show us. I know the trick....it's called objective ball to ball aiming in a very specific way for the shot you want to do. Not estimating, not guessing, but a very specific set of instructions to position the body and sight the shot leading to the shooting position addressing the ball. This is a learned skill not some illusion.
It is similar to sleight of hand though in that it looks like magic to those who don't have the skills to know how it's done. Performing sleight of hand tricks is a skill as well and those who can do it well are able to amaze those who can't. And sleight of hand magicians are constantly inventing new methods to one-up their colleagues. Thus everyone in the business gets better and better and the things they do seem more and more like true wizardry. Yet, it's all simply a great amount of skill using learned methods.
So get to work and show us how easy it is.