Pro Pool Video Corey Deuel

The one-ball shot in the second rack by CD (bank across the long rail with extremely accurate draw) is f'n the nutz!
 
The 4 ball shot Corey hits at 8:20... Was it the secret ju-ju sauce he put on it or what? Can someone explain the physics behind why the CB came off the first rail short and long on the 2nd?

That's just crazy the way he danced past the side pockets like that! He could have just put a lot of draw on it to get down to the 5, but instead, I think he was just showin off!
 
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The 4 ball shot Corey hits at 8:20... Was it the secret ju-ju sauce he put on it or what? Can someone explain the physics behind why the CB came off the first rail short and long on the 2nd?

That's just crazy the way he danced past the side pockets like that! He could have just put a lot of draw on it to get down to the 5, but instead, I think he was just showin off!

Amazing shot isnt it? I have watched that shot many times and best I can figure he hit it about a tip low of center and a ton of left english. I have tried to reproduce it on my home table but just cant pull it off. I can do it on a bar table with the object ball being closer to the pocket. Im guessing the felt must have been fairly new to pull it off the way he did. On my table i just cant get it to come back to the second rail fast enough for the spin to really take hold.
 
The 4 ball shot Corey hits at 8:20... Was it the secret ju-ju sauce he put on it or what? Can someone explain the physics behind why the CB came off the first rail short and long on the 2nd?

That's just crazy the way he danced past the side pockets like that! He could have just put a lot of draw on it to get down to the 5, but instead, I think he was just showin off!


KoolKat9Lives,

It's not much of a secret since you can see where he cues the white (draw-left).
The speed it is struck at as well as the distance to the 1st rail does not allow the draw and english to fully "take" or "bite" at the 1st rail, instead the extreme left "bites" at the second rail and ... well, you saw the ju-ju.

-Ivan
 
KoolKat9Lives,

It's not much of a secret since you can see where he cues the white (draw-left).
The speed it is struck at as well as the distance to the 1st rail does not allow the draw and english to fully "take" or "bite" at the 1st rail, instead the extreme left "bites" at the second rail and ... well, you saw the ju-ju.

-Ivan

Yes it sure looks like witch craft to me......but playing three racks of ten ball in under nine minutes seems like magic also:eek:.
 
swing shot

This is a shot used in billiards - and is called a swing shot - at least it was in Alaska.

It is a cool shot - and Corey is an amazing player.

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