Was gonna try today
I found my spots that would get me very close on the virtual table last night. I could reset each time and make the kick over and over. Have to see how that translates to the real table.
The nearest pool hall is fifteen miles up the road and I don't have a home table anymore. I got to the pool hall, parked, and reached behind me for my case . . . reached behind me for my case . . . reached behind me for my case . . . reached behind me for my case . . .
Yup, that is where I got stuck at! First time I have ever done that, probably won't be the last. Scummy weather today and driving an hour and a half to practice two hours didn't have much appeal so I just came home and called it a day. Going out of town to see a doctor tomorrow, I'll throw my bar stick in the truck just in case. By the time the doc's got through with me last time it was a percocet kind of day which doesn't do a thing for precision shooting!
Hu
Bob Jewett said:It took me about 15 tries on a 6x12-foot snooker table last night. I thought I'd try it, and the triple-shimmed GC was busy.
After making the kick on the snooker table a couple of times, I tried this: put the cue ball on the corner of the D and a ball on the black spot (down by the other end rail). Cut the ball straight into the corner, but not the easy one! If you put the cue ball on the green spot, cut the object ball to the left. If you find someone willing to shoot this shot, offer them no more than 20 tries. I'll try it in 30.
I found my spots that would get me very close on the virtual table last night. I could reset each time and make the kick over and over. Have to see how that translates to the real table.
The nearest pool hall is fifteen miles up the road and I don't have a home table anymore. I got to the pool hall, parked, and reached behind me for my case . . . reached behind me for my case . . . reached behind me for my case . . . reached behind me for my case . . .
Yup, that is where I got stuck at! First time I have ever done that, probably won't be the last. Scummy weather today and driving an hour and a half to practice two hours didn't have much appeal so I just came home and called it a day. Going out of town to see a doctor tomorrow, I'll throw my bar stick in the truck just in case. By the time the doc's got through with me last time it was a percocet kind of day which doesn't do a thing for precision shooting!
Hu