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The new standard book of pool and billiards.... by Robert Byrne. I think there's enough information in that book to keep you busy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What Players Think of Byrne's New Standard Book of Pool and Billiards...

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That's the best answer phcore will get for free. :) .

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What you say is close to what I was saying. Although it's possible to deflect 1/4 ball, I won't. It's hard to control that much deflection. 1/8 ball (1 fraction line) or less is what I can control. Low off center inside kills the CB drift. High off center swerves the CB in the direction it's...

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Depends on the shot. You can aim at one fractional line and deflect toward the next. Easy to say.....Harder to explain. Anyone who drives a stick shift can tell you how to drive one, but you need to get in and drive. A violin player can tell you how to play it but, you need to run the bow across...

I believe that's the reason the term HAMB originated. :grin: .

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Now there was an aiming system.... A ball without edges and an arrow. I wondered where you'd put the arrow if you couldn't see the ball edge, or know if a ball you're aiming at was round, if it actually had no edges. :rolleyes: .

That was a very good explanation of fractional aiming. Recognizing your contact point but not aiming to hit it. Aim CCB to a OB fraction will send the OB that angle. The hardest part is a back cut but I've got the solution. .

I think the OP said he didn't like CTE and wanted a 'free' aiming system. CTE wasn't brought up until post 22 with only one system that can work. Sounds like bashing started after the #22 post.. I don't care how anyone aims. You can aim at shadows.. or your cue logo facing up.. or a cue voodoo...

Here's a novel idea.... Give it try. How about not worrying about seeing your OB contact point? How about finding your pocket angle in front of a OB in PSR? How about aiming your CCB at the fraction line for the angle? No learned judgement required ...

Yes it does... But aiming at ball fractions gives a visual where your CB will deflect if using side spin. .

This is getting Spooky :grin: .