Mitch plays better than everyone in this thread unless your playing on the WEI table of course.![]()
HMMMMMMMMMMMMM are you saying that when they call me "The Flyer King" at the poolroom that's a bad thing????? :thud:
Mitch plays better than everyone in this thread unless your playing on the WEI table of course.![]()
Mitch plays better than everyone in this thread unless your playing on the WEI table of course.![]()
Mitch plays better than everyone in this thread unless your playing on the WEI table of course.![]()
Mitch plays better than everyone in this thread unless your playing on the WEI table of course.![]()
Low percentage for him is just lower percentage for me. But the fact remains, if you wont make a shot 4-5 times in a row at any point in your life, its very low percentage.
If that ball doesn't fall or stay in the jaws of his pocket, he becomes the underdog in that game. At that speed, the ball can easily bank back to the other side and the 5ball is also sold out.
If your goal is to clear the balls, I think this is higher percentage.
I've heard the theory before, that the right shot is sometimes to shoot a lower percentage one to get in the opponent's head and strike fear in their hearts.
Not buying it. If I'm the opponent and I see my opponent taking a flyer, and he gets away with it, then I'm still grinning a little inside because he's going to eventually sell out of he keeps taking shots like that. Hell I'll compliment the flyer and act impressed to encourage it.
It seems to me if you need to take the wrong shot in an effort to psyche out your opponent... he's gotten in your head, not the other way around.
A flyer is different from a shot you make on a consistent basis. If you consistently play players that make better shots than you and you consider them inferior, Ill take the other guy for the cheeseburgers. I shoot to win whether you can make the shot or not.![]()
It looks like a scratch shot to me that your showing if you catch the 5 wrong especially since its going to be hit with some speed. Mitch was in a bad spot here, not sure if he was trying to make the ball or just go into the 15 trying to move it out along with the 5, if he hit the 15 differently they might move out of play and his cue ball stays where the 15 was.