tips for the game of nine ball

travis trotter

travis trotter

pro pool player
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hi there

i play nine ball with my 57'' cuetec cue and i wonder if any pro poolplayers on here could give me some tips or some advice on how to play nine ball right i know that allison fisher plays pool too but she plays in the tournaments

thanks
 
travis trotter said:
hi there

i play nine ball with my 57'' cuetec cue and i wonder if any pro poolplayers on here could give me some tips or some advice on how to play nine ball right i know that allison fisher plays pool too but she plays in the tournaments

thanks
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Ohhhh, Landshark . . . . .

Billy Jay's back . . . . . :eek:
 
travis trotter said:
... some tips or some advice on how to play nine ball right ...
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Best advice I ever got was "Shoot hard and sleep in the street." Mosconi said about the same thing, as did George Fels and a bunch of other pool teachers.
 
The key to 9 ball is to get ball in hand, there are alot of balls out there, but you have to hit one particular ball first, and it has to go to a rail, therefore it is easy to hide someone behind something other then the object ball. Once you have ball in hand, it's just a matter of making basic shots. Ball in hand will enable you to keep control of the game. Good luck!
 
travis trotter said:
hi there

i play nine ball with my 57'' cuetec cue and i wonder if any pro poolplayers on here could give me some tips or some advice on how to play nine ball right i know that allison fisher plays pool too but she plays in the tournaments

thanks
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Your post made a lot of sense......all the way up to "hi there."
 
Lose the cue tec firewood, get a 58" good real cue that works, then practice, take lessons from a real teacher. How do you get to carneigh hall, ask any muscian. Here is the answer, practice, practice, practice.
 
Take your cue shove it up your butt and then go to a forum for wannabe a$$holes....

THAT"s how you play nineball
 
As in most games have a solid break that makes balls and dont ever miss after the break.:cool:
 
Many of the reply's here seem to know who you are and dont take this as a serious post. I will go out on a limb and give you a serious answer just incase you are asking a serious question.

First look at your overall game and see where you need to improve, like consistently pocketing balls and controling the cueball.

Once you can control the cueball you need to work on game concepts and pattern play. One book I would recommend on this subject is Phil Capells "play your best nineball".

Woody
 
Jaden said:
Take your cue shove it up your butt and then go to a forum for wannabe a$$holes....

THAT"s how you play nineball
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LOL GOOD GOD THERES SOME FUNNY SAYINGS ON HERE LOL
 
travis trotter said:
hi there

i play nine ball with my 57'' cuetec cue and i wonder if any pro poolplayers on here could give me some tips or some advice on how to play nine ball right i know that allison fisher plays pool too but she plays in the tournaments

thanks
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is this the same cue you were asking about last week ? something about you sanded the shaft down to the size the ferrule ? by the end of the year it's going to be the size of a chop stick ! LOL :eek:
 
Tips for nine ball?

How about Moori,Talisman,Sniper,Le Pro,Tiger, Sterling, Elk Master,Hercules,Triangle,Molavia,Dynamite,Everest,Royal Oak,Sumo,Kamui.Chandivert,Crown,Champ, Rocky,Water Buffalo
or a good ole fashion slip on!!!:D
RJ
 
Could you please post some pictures of your cue?
A lot of us would like to see it. Also, any other cuetecs
you have would be helpful. Thanks.
 
yrraltsafone said:
Lose the cue tec firewood, get a 58" good real cue that works, then practice, take lessons from a real teacher. .
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Reading the original post "I know allison fisher plays pool also." tells the story. Apparently he is trying to imitate her. That is what sponsors want people to do, because if she wins playing with a cue tech (not worth capitalizing) it must be the cue. Maybe the poster needs to buy some carpet also.;)
 
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