Resources for three cushion?
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Practice what you read, Three Cushion is frustrating when you miss by small margin.
We have a 3C Table, few people use it.
Very tough game, but learnable.
We have a 3C Table, few people use it.
Very tough game, but learnable.
Contact Bob Jewett here on AZ. Also, https://www.usba.net/
Fascinating observations.
Almost MENSA-level, huh??
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his books and dvds are great resources
he ( bill smith ) posts here on azb as mr3cushion
Has been the No. 1 player in Chicago for the past 40 years and has been one of the top 5 players in the U.S. for over 45 years.
During the 1980’s - 2000 the No.1 or 2 player in U.S.
Why? Those types of shots dont teach one how to play.
Shizzle.Almost MENSA-level, huh??
I never would have known few people use the table at his spot.
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It is probably not a good table. If it was you could not chase the players away. There is a place near me that has 4 Verhoven (sp?) tables and they are the backbone of the business. They go from opening to closing. Some players drive 50 miles or more to spend the day there playing Billiards.
Maybe he’ll chime in here.
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his books and dvds are great resources
he ( bill smith ) posts here on azb as mr3cushion
Has been the No. 1 player in Chicago for the past 40 years and has been one of the top 5 players in the U.S. for over 45 years.
During the 1980’s - 2000 the No.1 or 2 player in U.S.
then use a pool simulator to analyze shots in carom
Byrnes trickshots for carom are known shots that work and most are pretty easy.
You next contribute much but trash talking people.
Maybe you should go ride your bicycle, and practice for the 22 Markleville Death Ride in Alpine County, CA.
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I hate to say this but you will also need to invest in a billiard cue
Things have changed a bit with the newer tables. While it is easy to learn most of the naturals from the books the shots that can be created today you don't find in any books.
I first played on a Gold Crown billiard table in the 60s. I'm no billiard player by the way my high run is 11. The tables you play on today it is a whole different game.
But the basic are still the basic of 3C. Balls are larger then 2.25 inch pool balls, now there are Special 3C Cue with special Tapers, small tips, and heated tables.
This channel have a lot good stuff. It is Turkish but i still recommend it!
You can play 3-c....to me, a 10 run is the equivalent of a 100 at snooker or straight pool.
...but I understand what you mean about modern tables...thicker slate and heated.
Some shots that needed a lot of power on the old Brunswicks feel like touch shots now.