It Feels Good To Be A Hustler

:D Nice job.

My only question would be: How many times did you have to TRIM YOUR BEARD during the making of that video :D
 
Hustler?

You are a miserable failure as a hustler.
A hustler leaves people wondering how he got so lucky.

You,sir,leave us in awe.

Now,if you really want to hustle..We can hook you up with Dippy Dave..
...head-on hold'em..

..nah...you'd probably just want to play one hand..:grin:

ps..you didn't misrepresent...you did say it was impossible in your first post.

regards..pt
 
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pt109 said:
You are a miserable failure as a hustler.
A hustler leaves people wondering how he got so lucky.

You,sir,leave us in awe.

Now,if you really want to hustle..We can hook you up with Dippy Dave..
...head-on hold'em..

..nah...you'd probably just want to play one hand..:grin:

ps..you didn't misrepresent...you did say it was impossible in your first post.

regards..pt
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I never was a good hustler, I always came out firing and ended up playing the best guy in town and winning enough to buy one shoe. Dippy would tear me apart playing cards, but playing only one hand....I would have a chance!
 
Jesse,

I don't care if you were splicing some in order to get that rack done, this was a feat (or even a feet), done with one hand, of amazing difficulty.

It is because of such enormous complexity that I, the Kickin' Chicken, now play all of my kick shots from the front, and with both wings. :)

I hope the Kamui folks are liking what you do as much as we do.

You rock, brother. :thumbup:

Best,
Brian kc
 
It feels good

You are a 1 man freak show. Have you ever thought of doing a Ripleys Believe it or not show? I think they would be as impressed as everyone else at what you can do.
 
Jesse, tried to post on the YouTube page, it didn't let me. SO...

You just confirmed it, you are NUTZ!!! And you must have unbelievable patience.
 
Fantastic lack of arm movement while aiming and shooting with both arms, the stick never shakes or wobbles. AMAZING--Leonard
 
I completely agree, I don't care if it is spliced together its still tough action.
 
poolcuemaster said:
Fantastic lack of arm movement while aiming and shooting with both arms, the stick never shakes or wobbles. AMAZING--Leonard
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thanks Leonard. I'm still surprising myself at how controlled and accurate different shots can be hit one-handed with an unhealthy amount of practice. I've been practicing power draws one-handed and other shots and am amazed that the possibilities are even greater than I first thought for improvement. I might be sick, but it doesn't get any more fun than setting up one shot and shooting it a thousand times.
 
Jesse...no matter how it was put together that was still one of the coolest pool videos I've seen. I don't think I've ever seen someone try to film kicking in a full rack of any game with both hands.

Really great stuff!!! TAP TAP TAP...
 
JesseAllred said:
thanks Leonard. I'm still surprising myself at how controlled and accurate different shots can be hit one-handed with an unhealthy amount of practice. I've been practicing power draws one-handed and other shots and am amazed that the possibilities are even greater than I first thought for improvement. I might be sick, but it doesn't get any more fun than setting up one shot and shooting it a thousand times.
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Thanks Jesse... I Love your videos and your imagination and skill. I have always been a fan of jacked up one handed players, because I can appreciate the skill involved in being a champion at that.

Since your from the Pacific Northwest.... Do you remember a guy named Shoji or something like that? Asian guy from Seattle? When I worked at the 211 Club, he would come in every now and then and play if the stakes were right. He only played one-handed. Ever since I saw him play 9 ball jacked up, I"ve loved watching it ever since:grin:

What's the name and artist of the song on that video? I like it.

I linked your videos to my DCC Blog I will be releasing this weekend.... Are you going to go to the DCC this year? I am going to be doing some filming there and would love to see some one handed action. My guess is there will be several specialists there and would love to see some gambling!
 
quite a few of my friends like to shoot one handed. It makes great fun in a bar around a bunch of strangers.

I like shooting under one leg too, but that one can hurt if you're left out in the middle of the table. :(
 
the kick off the titty is the nuts. id like to be able to pull that one off double hill ha! my opponent would fall over like someone shot him
 
"CaliRed". said:
Thanks Jesse... I Love your videos and your imagination and skill. I have always been a fan of jacked up one handed players, because I can appreciate the skill involved in being a champion at that.

Since your from the Pacific Northwest.... Do you remember a guy named Shoji or something like that? Asian guy from Seattle? When I worked at the 211 Club, he would come in every now and then and play if the stakes were right. He only played one-handed. Ever since I saw him play 9 ball jacked up, I"ve loved watching it ever since:grin:

What's the name and artist of the song on that video? I like it.

I linked your videos to my DCC Blog I will be releasing this weekend.... Are you going to go to the DCC this year? I am going to be doing some filming there and would love to see some one handed action. My guess is there will be several specialists there and would love to see some gambling!
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I don't remember a guy like that from Seattle, but I didn't get up there much, mostly around Portland.
That's Mel Waiter's Everything Going Up.
I am going to try to make it to DCC in the next couple years, college has interfered so far though. If I make it there I will definitely be in some one-handed action.
You reminded me of when I was at the Reno tournament in 2002 playing a 9-ball set jacked up on the table next to where Morris and Pagulayan were playing for 13k. On one break my cueball flew off the rack straight up, almost hit the ceiling and came back down barely missing Rodney's head. He was a little out of stroke for the next few games, until we finished our set and moved. That's why I love one-handed action, you never know what's going to happen.

ps. let me take this opportunity to apologize to Mr. Morris, I'm sorry....again!
 
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