Where's the 1P guys ?
I got a question.
I got a question.
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Ask the question and I'm sure it will be answered.
Where's the 1P guys ?
I got a question.
What are you waiting for, an engraved invitation?
Just ask and I'm sure you'll get at least as many answers as you want! Good luck!
Where's the 1P guys ?
I got a question.
2 rail the 3 and stick him behind the 12. He will be hard pressed to get out of that one.
Where's the 1P guys ?
I got a question.
We is here. Ask and it shall be answered.
Lou Figueroa
hopefully, w/o a lot
of Chi-Town falderal
What would Dippy do?
Where's the 1P guys ?
I got a question.
They're over there >>> http://www.onepocket.org/forum/index.php happily isolated from the 8ball, 9ball and 14.1 players...
- Ghost
I was only asking because I didn't know if ya'll posted somewhere else.
Anywho . . .
Wow you are good.
Ok then I gots another one.
I know a pocketed ball gets spotted after a CB scratch , so . . . my "money" ball is sitting the jaws of my pocket , that means that all my opponent has to do is pocket it in my pocket and scratch and it will get spotted ? Doesn't really seem like such an 'out' should exist on the money ball but maybe it does.
What say ye ?
Anywho . . .
Wow you are good.
Ok then I gots another one.
I know a pocketed ball gets spotted after a CB scratch , so . . . my "money" ball is sitting the jaws of my pocket , that means that all my opponent has to do is pocket it in my pocket and scratch and it will get spotted ? Doesn't really seem like such an 'out' should exist on the money ball but maybe it does.
What say ye ?
Correctalamondo! And your opponent must spot one of his own balls too. Don't snooze on that one! :grin:
Of course it does! This is one of the oldest "moves" in one-pocket! It's not always as easy to follow the ball in as you may think and good one-pocket players also use the "jump the cue off the table " move in order to pocket the ball and scratch! It's certainly a legal and smart shot to use when the situation occurs.
You'll think different about that rule when your money is on the line and that's your opponents ball hanging in his pocket.
Wow, very interesting , I'll have to think about the options for this one.
Thanks everyone.
Ok , so . . .
What's the move now ? You got ball in hand at the string and 2 on the spot needing one. Is there a standad lockup out ?
Thanks everyone.
Ok , so . . .
What's the move now ? You got ball in hand at the string and 2 on the spot needing one. Is there a standad lockup out ?
Whew! I had to run my ass off to get here.
Now, what can I do for you?
Now, what can I do for you?
Thanks for the effort , need a coke ?
There is a shot... I can't use the table so someone will have to diagram it for you. Cue ball three balls from the head spot on your opponents side of the table. Shoot straight at the head ball with draw. Bottom ball should move 2 rails to your pocket and the head ball should drift to your pocket as well.... sorry i can't diagram it for you.
I'll give you a good one and I don't need a diagram to describe it. Move over to the side away from your pocket so you are shooting toward your hole. Hit the head ball thin and just play table speed on the cue ball to bring it down the table, the closer to the end rail the better. Now you have moved both balls toward your hole and the cue ball is some distance away. There is a possibility on this shot of leaving the second ball blocked by the first ball as well. So much the better. It will be tough for your opponent to not leave you a shot after this.
Even better is if you can thin BOTH balls on the side and go down table with the cue ball. It is not as hard to do as you might think. Just takes a little practice to learn this shot. It's a killer!
Unless your really good at spot shots, then you might WANT to snooze that one :thumbup:
