Your a fairly good shot , but try running on the ghost with no ball in hand,, theres a true test for ya..
Your a fairly good shot , but try running on the ghost with no ball in hand,, theres a true test for ya..
what's your cue charlie??
Okay...but you say...^^Oh But you can my man ..
If your statistic is true (which sounds about right to me), then on average the pros can't even beat the ghost without BIH. So how can you expect an amateur to?its said that Men pros,,are only capable of running from the break (in 9 ball) 23% of the time..
Okay...but you say...
If your statistic is true (which sounds about right to me), then on average the pros can't even beat the ghost without BIH. So how can you expect an amateur to?
Your games came a long way Charlie. Keep up the hard work. Where is the place with those Gandy's your playing on at?
That looked suspiciously like Hendon's head in on of those video's, he gotten any better?
Looked real good Charlie! How did the race end up? Where there more clips for that race that I didn't find?
One thing that I noticed, that I feel can help, is to take the same amount of time on each shot, even the easy ones. When you start to speed up for the easy shots, it can come back and haunt you.
looks like you're going to have to start giving up weight after people see these
That's what I was thinking. If I played that good I wouldn't let anyone know.
Of course maybe this is part of Charlie's hustle, maybe he plays a lot better than this. If so, I'm sorry for killing your action, Charlie.
Very good play, by the way.
I don't want to offend anyone, but that place looks like a dump. A dump that keeps up their equipment, so that's good. One of my favorite places to play looked worse than that, but they also kept up the equipment... mostly. I would much rather play in a dump with good tables, than one that turns into a nightclub after hours.
Yeah man, learn from it and get back in there and try again. Bugs me that I don't know this guy Rusty. Only Rusty I remember used to run the APA before Rick Ray, don't think his last name was Jackson and don't remember him playing that kind of speed.