question for C.J.

[jackpot]

When you say you treat every shot as a straight in I don't get it.
Let's say the ob is in the middle of the table, cb a diamond to the
right on the head string. Aim ctc then shift cue parallel to left for TOI.
Now I created an angle. It's not straight anymore. Another thing I was
wondering about. Once I move to the inside the angle looks the same
no matter how far I move to the inside. This makes where I hit the cb
about the only thing I have to concentrate on. A little more cut a little
more inside, but the angle does no seem to change much if at at all.
thanks, jack

 

[DAVE_M]

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[hang-the-9]

When you say you treat every shot as a straight in I don't get it.
Let's say the ob is in the middle of the table, cb a diamond to the
right on the head string. Aim ctc then shift cue parallel to left for TOI.
Now I created an angle. It's not straight anymore. Another thing I was
wondering about. Once I move to the inside the angle looks the same
no matter how far I move to the inside. This makes where I hit the cb
about the only thing I have to concentrate on. A little more cut a little
more inside, but the angle does no seem to change much if at at all.
thanks, jack

What peole mean about that is that the contact point between the balls is the same thing no matter the angle the two balls are at and you shoot the cueball straight at that line (outside of a masse shot that is).