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Fun Fact: a score of two (1 position out of 48) would have won you $100 - but wasn't claimed :D

got a few pretty close calls on this one. So kept the video back trying to get a better score. But feel like I won't be able to improve this one before the end of month. you can judge the 4 close calls by yourself: 2.4.1 - 8:23 3.4.3 - 15:25 4.3.3 - 21:55 5.4.3 - 23:48

Yeah, jumping balls off the table is obviously a foul, but it’s used a lot in One Pocket and can still be advantageous to the player committing the foul, since it gets the winning ball hanging in the jaws of the opponent’s pocket out of play. But it’s a foul, so he also has to spot one of his...

Obviously a good idea to discuss rules before the game. If nothing special was agreed on, then most people agree on the rules from OnePocket.org. https://www.onepocket.org/rules/ And the way One Pocket is normally played (here your opponent is correct): cue ball fouls only. (But it's up to you...

Billiarde its still same in German Million Milliarde Billion Billiarde Trillion Trilliarde Quadrillion Quadrilliarde....

I have 860 HR in powder blue on my table...

Now it's actually the intended "out of the factory" edition. Gold Crown V tournament edition, which comes with 4 1/2" pockets. GCV regular edition comes with 5" pockets. We have hardly any smaller tables in Germany. 9 feet tables everywhere. Perhaps that's the reason for bigger pockets, to...

Just noticed that my table got a little easier in the meantime. I was a little too tough to run big numbers in straight pool so I built it back to 4 1/2'' pockets. (And succeeded last month running my first hundred.)

I had my table built back to 4 1/2'' pockets

see post #60 (took a little longer for YouTube to process the video)

edit: should be 8/6/26 - 6.8.26 is European way to write the date :)

Managed 39 out of 48 today. Got one short of my goal to get 180 points in both challenges for a Doctorate with honors score in the fundamenteals Exams VII and VIII 🙁. (edit: actually I need 2 more for 180 points 🫣)

For whatever reasons I can't see your comment on Darren's video on YouTube. (Edit: do see it now ...)

Here Darren Appleton plays a drill quite similar to the Draw Shot Challenge scoring a strong 56% (in the comments someone mentions the similarity to the Dr. Dave's Drill) Just to get an idea for the difficulty of the drill

I wanted to stay close to Grady's typical way of explaining things, but I have to admit I had to look up "fraught with peril" first. It wasn't exactly part of my active vocabulary before this, so unfortunately it didn't make it into the video. Maybe in the next one. :)