There's that one burly guy in every bar that will step in and say you have to kick it.
Where do I hit the Q ball to make this down to the bottom left hand corner
- Thread starter SHORTY WRIGHT
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If “lower left” means the corner pocket diagonally opposite the nearby corner pocket, hit it with low left to bank off the nearby short cushion (on the right side of the pic). Left puts transferred right spin on the OB to turn the bank and draw prevents the CB from following and interfering with the bank. Maybe jack up to avoid cue interference.
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Twilight zone! Where is Island Drive? 
When the two balls are touching, you cannot push through a ball. It’s a foul …
No the other side bottom pocket ….
You can always set the rules to current regs instead of TE or whatever the jurisdiction in use.
So “lower left” means the pocket toward the lower right of the pic?
I think this one might be over my head…
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Under usual rules you can strike the CB normally - the two balls leave the cue simultaneously, separating as they go, so no prolonged or double contact.
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No, it isn’t. Unless you are playing bad rules like UPL. Or more commonly with players ( and as we’ve seen recently, referees) who don’t know the rules. Most rule sets allow this. There have been some recent threads on this.
Yes you can.
No it's not.
At least under the more universal WPA or CSI rule sets... although I imagine there may be some weird little local or league rule sets that don't follow the more generally accepted rules.
At Derby City, you can shoot into a frozen ball but you have to jack up to about 45 degrees. And they don't have to be frozen.
It's too bad @SHORTY WRIGHT didn't explain we were playing by bar rules.
Straight in hitting the cue ball a bit below center (stop shot).
You said it better than I did.
Yeah. His ass maybe.
What they don't know won't hurt them anywhere but the wallet.
Your other left.
