Do the insults help with the embarrassment you brought on yourself when you got called on something youve never done?
Is the 3 Cushion game picking up like the pool game is?
- Thread starter iusedtoberich
- Start date
Very nutritious one if your species can digest it.
This is partially correct. I have nothing to do with anything you are calling.
Do you have any input on the OT other than girly comments?
Just setting the record straight on your uniformed comments for people that might be interested in actually playing the game
And what about my posts are uninformed besides you?
Every single word
Of yours is off track; lost in your fat head.
Come on bro you already said that.
Use your imagination, call me a doo doo head atleast for pointing out how much you don't know about caroms
There is nothing to develop on the matter of your incessant ribbing. Anyway self proclaimed billiard expert derails thread on the growth of billiards, future of the sport now uncertain.
Post something about the break shot. You lost this interchange when you started it.
More meaningless word salad
I just informed the uninformed
Yes, it's also hard as fk
If you pis on correct, it's still correct.
You've continued to cherry pick examples of caroms that might be easier than pocketing.
In a whole sense, the two have to be about the same difficulty level though, no?
You think so? The 14.1 players on one side and the 3C players on the other? Both dressed well and spectators have two options all the time. Does 3Cushion USA still run that tournament out in Arizona? I always enjoyed that pro and amateur contest.
I only cited one example - a dead billiard. Two balls close together that only require being hit. To illustrate the point I chose shooting the cue ball directly into a pocket as a pool equivalent. The issue is degree of required precision and entry level billiards requires far less.
Lets expand the proportions of the shot from two balls perpendicular to the shot line to the balls in a triangle with the apex ball as the scoring ball cornered as big as possible. The shooter may only need to shoot a half ball hit to end up scoring on the big ball.
A pool shot with the same approximate proportions, that is, a foot or two shot straight in or not, will require far greater precision to complete successfully.
I think it also safe to assume the billiard could be shot successfully more times than the pool shot. You could lay out dozens more shots utilizing just the big ball principle that would have the same degree of success to a noob as a hanging object ball in pool, which was my only point anyway.
Too many words.
Each example of one being easier than the other can be countered by its perfect opposite.
The only thing that is clear and undeniable is that 3c is the best of all cuesports.
I like it and it might be the purest cue sport but the value in any manner of billiards is the dynamics are fundamental to pool. I practice all manner of billiards on the pool tables I have access to and my take on that besides the strengthening of my fundamentals is that hit or missed, most billiard shots are amply good enough for cue ball control in pool.
Who knows, they like the usba never seem to really care to promote they're game much
dhansen
Active member
I certainly think it’d be just as easy, if not easier, in pool. Place a ball in the heart of the pocket. Basic shot.