I got the same carome as above on my pool table. But couldnt get to the first long rail
Must be a helluva shot to get a direct carom.
I got the same carome as above on my pool table. But couldnt get to the first long rail
Just as an aside, when the red is frozen in the corner my experience is that it isn't a big target, it's a pretty small target.I never play 3 c, but i can "imagine" i might know. Since the red is in the corner, its a big target. I would thin cut on the whitey, the yelow should hit the midle of the short rail, and then 3/4 more rails into the red ball.
Medium to strong shot, touch of top spin.
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Of course, i would play that on my slow 9ft pool table.
And when a ball is near a rail, it is a big target, but when it is touching a rail it is smaller.Just as an aside, when the red is frozen in the corner my experience is that it isn't a big target, it's a pretty small target.
Hence the reason 'Aiming' to try and make the 'Carom' to the Red ball!In black and white (not red and yellow)
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Click HIT to see it play, computers think its very sensitive to aim, but a nice spread of 1 o'clock spins will get you there.
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Luke
tailuge/billiards
i liked hearing the click as the carom was made.....In black and white (not red and yellow)
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Click HIT to see it play, computers think its very sensitive to aim, but a nice spread of 1 o'clock spins will get you there.
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Luke
tailuge/billiards
My Mentor Ernie Presto taught me this over 60 years ago!Well, @mr3cushion I bow down to your superior knowledge on that - would not have thought of it and sure does look scary as the white heads to red then the top spin bites and ... amazing.
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