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DigiBall Passaround Reviews
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Try now. I hit the wrong button this morning.It says video is private? I must be on your ignore list.
That works much better now that you took me off of your ignore list.
Duplicate posting this in here since it's using the DigiBall. The DigiBall helped me figure out this tricky position play from this thread: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/how-do-you-get-out-here.576934/post-8165112
Now that was better than the naked eye could tell you i think
Thanks for posting
This is great, really interesting to see how the changes in contact point effect the cue ball path!
Here is the full set (cross posted from the DCP thread) of all the different ways I tried the above shot. Force follow, double the first rail reverse, natural 3 rails to mid table, natural 3 rails to the short side, reverse 4 rails, and force follow again. Labeled. Shot #10 was my ah-ha moment of how to hit the force follow version.
Note for @nataddrho, shot #6 and #22 the DigiBall got backwards. I did verify in iMovie going frame by frame (I think more frames than YouTube has) that they were both hit high, and the cb does arc like a high hit.
Note for @nataddrho, shot #6 and #22 the DigiBall got backwards. I did verify in iMovie going frame by frame (I think more frames than YouTube has) that they were both hit high, and the cb does arc like a high hit.
One thing I learned (or re-learned...) is when going 3 rails to the short side of the 9, I had a lot more CB travel the closer to center ball I hit the CB. Both the draw and the follow take away speed.
My favorite shot was the end portion around shot 45-63 going force follow and then straight down table off of the end rail. I'd probably play that in a game, but I do like to be flashy.
Highest percentage play (of the entire out) might be 3 rails to the short side of the 9. Fairly easy shot to execute, and 9 is a tap in.
Highest percentage play of the position, but leading to a tougher cut on the 9 is 3 rails natural to mid table. Can't go much further because then it gets too closes to the 9 and makes the cut angle too tough.