Yes that is the game I am talking about, been playing this game for the past two weeks actively. From scoring 0 5's in 2 hours to now to maybe 1-2/per hour. The accuracy needed for a 5 is ridiculous since it extends much further and room error becomes wide even if off by a little. For a 2,3 pointer there is room for error, even if you hit the target ball on the wrong side the results will just be a less ideal gathering, but for a 5 you need to be dead on with almost zero margin for error in all factors ( stroke, tangent line, etc...) If your off by even 0.5 inches on the first object ball contact when to going for a 5 the results will be devastating. This game to me is like training for cue ball perfection and makes the game live and creative.
Will this game have a negative impact when switching back to games like 9,8,10 ball, some claim it will mess your stroke up.
Why isn't this game being picked up here in states, every where I go most players tell me they don't see any benefit in playing this game.