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[Billiard Architect]

929K views · 6.3K reactions | In this video I demonstrate the Deadeye Trainer, a device that forces you to send the object ball through a specific target. This type of training sharpens your focus and dramatically improves your ball pocketing accura

In this video I demonstrate the Deadeye Trainer, a device that forces you to send the object ball through a specific target. This type of training sharpens your focus and dramatically improves your...

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What are ya going to do though...

 

[straightline]

Cool gadget. They need to be used in conjunction with CPG so your markmanship retains focus on the two ball system and not the target outcome.

 

[Island Drive]

Trademark your vision.
I just created my own TM with the uspto.
Once approved the Lehman law protects you.
If another uses it w/o your approval you can legally go after them or create a contract allowing them to use your TM but they have to pay for it's usage.

 

[David in FL]

Maybe I'm missing something, but if I missed the pocket to the right, doesn't it mean I should've aimed/shot a bit more left?

I didn't even realize that I needed a gadget to tell me that.

Damn...

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

TradeMark, CopyRights, and Last Patents are only as good as, you ability to produce funds to defend leal costs in Court of Law.

 

[Bob Jewett]

Maybe I'm missing something, but if I missed the pocket to the right, doesn't it mean I should've aimed/shot a bit more left?

I didn't even realize that I needed a gadget to tell me that.

Damn...

A simple way to see how accurate a shot is: mark the center of the pocket with a donut. See whether the object ball touches the donut or passes over its center. That's better than just seeing if you make the ball.

And/or center a ball on that donut. If the object ball doesn't follow the pocket ball into the pocket, your aim was off. Instant feedback.