anyone know a dead ball plus 2 type system
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Youtube search on "plus 2 kicking" will bring a few up.
Also search on "subtract 15 kicking",,
If you watch the Rossman plus 2 video, he does a parallel shift. I find that is usually not needed on a 3C table since it is bigger.
The subtract 15, I use when my cue ball is within 2 diamonds of the short rail I'm shooting at. The closeness throws off the plus 2
I'm no expert or teacher but just a little info.
Keep shooting!
Also search on "subtract 15 kicking",,
If you watch the Rossman plus 2 video, he does a parallel shift. I find that is usually not needed on a 3C table since it is bigger.
The subtract 15, I use when my cue ball is within 2 diamonds of the short rail I'm shooting at. The closeness throws off the plus 2
I'm no expert or teacher but just a little info.
Keep shooting!
the only subtract 15 kicking system i could find was the link below
it uses maximum spin
i am wooking for one the uses a dead or rolling ques ball with no spin
thanks for the reply
ttps://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=subtract+15+kicking+billiards&docid=608009507371352677&mid=D381F
R9ball; I'm curious, what does a 3C table being bigger have to do with using the' 'parallel shift' or not? I'm asking because, as for as "I" know ALL tables are, 'twice as long as it is wide!' IMHO, I even I f the table was 20'x10' or 3'x6', the angles are ALWAYS the Same.
Today I just did the plus 2 on a two billiard tables and 2 pocket tables - 10' heated Gabriel carom, 10 ' old Brunswick carom both with Simonis 300 and 10' Brunswick pool table with Simonis 860,,,, these played plus 2 with no parallel shift.
On a 9' Gold Crown with 860, the shift was needed.
As I said previously,, 10' carom tables I play on don't need the shift. I really don't care why,,, just saying they don't need it here.
On a 9' Gold Crown with 860, the shift was needed.
As I said previously,, 10' carom tables I play on don't need the shift. I really don't care why,,, just saying they don't need it here.
I guess YOU don't understand what's really happening! It's NOT the size of the table, it's the RUBBER! Since it seems you're in southern IL. just ask George Ashby, I'm pretty sure He'll give you the same answer.
So you claim if every sized table had the same rubber,,,, playing a plus 2,,, the cue ball would come to the same spot on every table?
Do you believe every sized table with the same rubber will play to the corner going from 50 thru 30?
Do you believe every sized table with the same rubber will play to the corner going from 50 thru 30?