The Land of No Excuses
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That CB is way heavier than the OB! See the last shot he played.
After watching a bunch of different pocket billiard cue sports over the years, I'm convinced pool tables have the best pocket cut. They allow a ball to be pocketed, with speed, from anywhere. This same game has a few YT videos of the last ball being near a rail and it takes about 30 innings for the players to make it.
After watching a bunch of different pocket billiard cue sports over the years, I'm convinced pool tables have the best pocket cut. They allow a ball to be pocketed, with speed, from anywhere. This same game has a few YT videos of the last ball being near a rail and it takes about 30 innings for the players to make it.
CBL?
Players who have gotten past fundamental training gaze anywhere on or between their two targets, and it changes based on feel from shot to shot. CBL or OBL exclusivity is a poisoned conversation. It is like being caught up on grammar when trying to learn how to speak a language.
Asked because he loolks way down. Can't really tell/
Yeah, I couldn't help but notice that almost every shot had virtually zero cut angle. Maybe that's just how that game is played and I can certainly understand due to the pocket cut. If that's the case he was also pretty fortuitous that there were no balls glued to the rails. At any rate he is a fantastic straight ball pocketer but I cant help but wonder what happens when he has to play cuts and a game where he has to shoot the balls in a certain order. I will have to search the interweb for more videos of that game being played.
Brother Ron
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Back in the 70's and 80's there was always one or two bars in the league that had the oversized CB.
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Ever played on an Olhausen?
good shooting. i've never been overly impressed by the play in the sinuqinha matches on youtube because it's mostly shooting and if they miss they're often safe. their 3-ball gambling game seems to be the most popular, and the crowds are lively and bet high. they're often yappy, both players and spectators
See how he blocked the cue ball on the last shot? Might be unintentional. For sure doesn't look right.
Yeah, the last shot was a cut but the ball was virtually in the jaws. I might could almost make that shot with a few tries, maybe.