Skim the 3 , cb up table by the pocketLooks like you hit it perfect. How would you answer this?
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Skim the 3 , cb up table by the pocketLooks like you hit it perfect. How would you answer this?
See Post #17No, I missed that.
But frankly, looking at your diagram I think you're putting too many balls in motion and it is unlikely that you'll be able to securely control all four of them. I think the right shot is just to nick the one ball and bring it back towards the spot and send the CB to the end rail. It's much easier to do and if you don't disturb the two and three it's less likely your opponent can get get out if you mis-hit the one.
Lou Figueroa
My first attempt produced a similar result. I did it before seeing your solution.i tried it and this was my result
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Can you show us what 'Similar' looks like in a photo/video/diagram?My first attempt produced a similar result. I did it before seeing your solution.So my rusty dusty one pocket game is still....well okay
I sure miss the chap one pocket games.
Larry, You nailed it!i tried it and this was my result
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The 'CB In the kitchen/two in a line' has Nothing to do with the 'Diagram'!!A favorite practice shot is two in line on the spot and in hand from the kitchen. It has however been so long that I Don T remember the solution.should make for a fun morning fitness session.
Oh What Fun!
Sure will set it and photo at attempt 1.Can you show us what 'Similar' looks like in a photo/video/diagram?
As mentioned above, if one of the balls is six inches different, your opponent has a free bank that might leave the cue ball behind a blocker. Try it ten times and I bet three of them sell out.i tried it and this was my result
You left '2 Straight back banks'! It may be 3, can't tell from the camera angle.Sure will set it and photo at attempt 1.
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The result.
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So well weak if playing Efren or Chohanbut adequate in a C game. (I hope )
So my morning session continues with the other hand getting the reply shot. Lefty loves a challenge and off we go.![]()
See Post #17
According to You, it's sounds like a 70% success average!As mentioned above, if one of the balls is six inches different, your opponent has a free bank that might leave the cue ball behind a blocker. Try it ten times and I bet three of them sell out.
Post #19 is for a player that has No 'Imagination or Knowledge of 'Collision of Balls/Kiss Caroms/English effect'!So what, lol?
See post #19.
Lou Figueroa
Honestly, I have NO idea what You are trying to say!FIRST! Be a Shot Maker was the Gold in my lessons from Backward Jan. Those $20 lessons were money well spent.
So Lefty just replied with this.View attachment 827041 Pocketing the 15 and leaving the above picture for the game ball. Wonder if Lefty is up to it.
View attachment 827043 Missed the cut Shot. But it's in the Jaws. Game ball problem for the Right hand now.
Got the take out but. Left tit to Lefty.
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But Lefty malfunction miss cue did get a rail. So now the Right continues from this.View attachment 827048
Get the picture?![]()
off I go to practice I go.....miss cue? Oh drat that's humiliation. Hope to fix that.
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Okay I would Love to see the "Chohan" solution. I will endeavor to find one I can replicate at a decent percentage.Post #19 is for a player that has No 'Imagination or Knowledge of 'Collision of Balls/Kiss Caroms/English effect'!
No 'Confidence' in perfecting CB control!
Maybe You should study more Tony Chohan videos!
The thread is about, "What would You do!"Okay I would Love to see the "Chohan" solution. I will endeavor to find one I can replicate at a decent percentage.![]()
Experiment is my answer."What would You do