To "snooker" your opponent you would leave one of your object balls between the cue ball and his ball so your opponent cannot directly hit his ball
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Take care in watching this video beyond the initial explanation…
The technique of raising the cue tip from beneath the cue ball, so as to avoid a double hit, is NOT legal in pool.
Rolling up on a ball is cool in snooker. Pool not so much. Different game.
Bar pool sucks, I always played by what ever the “rules” were, which can vary from rack to rack. I let the idiots hang themselfs. They can’t “out rule” me and win. I just play along with the bullshit and got the cash. I don’t miss that action.
Bar pool for me was punishment for losing at real pool and having to go rob drunks to get a bankroll put back together.
All in the past,
Fatboy
Bar pool sucks, I always played by what ever the “rules” were, which can vary from rack to rack. I let the idiots hang themselfs. They can’t “out rule” me and win. I just play along with the bullshit and got the cash. I don’t miss that action.
Bar pool for me was punishment for losing at real pool and having to go rob drunks to get a bankroll put back together.
All in the past,
Fatboy
Neither is the intentional miscue. I'm surprised snooker allows those two techniques.