yobagua said:
I dont know how to use WEI but Ill try to explain it. The object ball is on the bottom rail close to your opponents pocket in one pocket. The cueball is on your side above that object ball. With inside english you cut the top of the OB and the cueball comes off the long rail and kisses the object ball towards your pocket
There is another interesting one pocket shot. Grady Mathews talked about it once. Playing one pocket when you are faced with a shot with the cueball facing the object ball towards your opponents pocket and both balls are near the bottom rail and the cross bank is unmakeable without a kiss. Fire it hard into your opponents pocket towards the tip of the pocket and it will rebound back towards yours.
RED, and shots,
The shot that red made famous is with the OB, being off the end rail a little bit, close to your opponents pocket, you shoot at it and drive it to the end rail and the cue ball comes from the side rail and kiss-kicks it to your pocket.
Red came to my houston shop 6 days a week for 20 years, and we played one almost everyday. Taught me a lot.
Another shot Red made famous was you got a ball frozen to the end rail about 6 or 8 " from your pocket, you both need two,now your left with a ball heading straight across from the end rail, about 4" off the end rail, with CB straight behind it, you shoot toward the other side rail straight, just below the pocket,and draw the CB, just in front of your pocket, and the OB, comes back from the other side, and kisses the CB and it goes in your hole, kicking the cue ball off your side rail about 18" to the middle of the table,[you hope] and shoot the rail shoot for the win. Great person and a great shot maker he was.
Another shot grady is good at, is you need one, and the OB is off the end rail about 2 to 3", with cue ball straight behind it, fire it at your opponents side rail, miss the kiss, go three rail to your hole. Risky shot but can be done. Seen grady do this for the cheese, many times.
blud