Tip from a bankpool player...

Diamond69

Diamond69

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Love it!

Here is a well respected professional throwing out random, short tips on his specialty! What a great way to keep this a great sight. Thank you John B! Greenie sent your way.
 
stutz

stutz

did you call that?
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All helpful tips from these pros in any form/any game is greatly appreciated :thumbup:
 
jay helfert

jay helfert

Shoot Pool, not people
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John Brumback said:
Low does not help hold or shorten a bank shot. Low makes banks go long. In other words...if you need to hold or shorten a bank....do not use low english. John B.
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After all these years I learned something new from you. Thanks John! :thumbup2:
 
Johnnyt

Johnnyt

Burn all jump cues
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If just about anyone else said low didn't shorten a bank i'd argue. Thank's for the tip John. Johnnyt
 
pt109

pt109

WO double hemlock
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John Brumback said:
Low does not help hold or shorten a bank shot. Low makes banks go long. In other words...if you need to hold or shorten a bank....do not use low english. John B.
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Yep, low on whitey becomes top on the object ball.....
...and if I had your money, John.....
....I could afford to burn my bankroll.....
:)
 
Houstoer

Houstoer

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Not that i wouldn't trust what a bankmaster like John would say, but I was always told different. Lined up a bunch of shots on my home table and low and behold John is right; who would've thunk it? Thanks again for your tips John ! Just another day of learning... sweet.
 
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Masayoshi

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it doesn't shorten banks, but often times, when you need to shorten a bank, draw is used to get the cue ball out of the way of a double kiss.
 
Johnnyt

Johnnyt

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I'm sorry I gave all my old "how to play pool" books away when I thought I quit for good last time. I'll bet a few of them had, "use low to shorten angle" in them. I didn't think it up myself. :embarrassed2:. Johnnyt
 
John Brumback

John Brumback

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Masayoshi said:
it doesn't shorten banks, but often times, when you need to shorten a bank, draw is used to get the cue ball out of the way of a double kiss.
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If draw makes the oball go long (which it does) then why would you want to put draw on a shot that you want to hold or shorten?:confused: Sorry to say,but your reasoning is an old myth. John B.
 
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