Tips For This Shot

[DrCue'sProtege]

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This is a very tough shot for me. I think I've asked about this shot years ago but I couldn't find the thread.

Anyway, anybody have any tips on how to pocket the 1B and draw the CB back for the 2B in the corner?

And please, let's assume this is the only possible shot available. Don't try and circumvent here. It's a completely straight-in shot where you are jacked up over the rail.

r/DCP

 

[Fore Rail]

Start with your tip on the cloth & then move up a bit from there.

Remember you are hitting the cue ball with the top portion of the tip.

Don't try to follow through too far.

Chalk, chalk, chalk!!

 

[The Old Jaybird]

don't make it a tough shot, just draw back a little and shoot the 5 in the side and then the 2.

 

[straightline]

CBL. You know how golfers practice the putt right next to the ball? My guess is their only concern is linearity of the strike.

I do the same with anything jacked up. See, those few inches of stroke are the whole shot. Make sure it's linear and then parallel over to the actual shot. Set dead center CB and look only at the cue ball. Let cue drop through shot.
No buts about it. Do it until you don't screw up the alignment. It's otherwise a fundamental draw shot.

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

don't make it a tough shot, just draw back a little and shoot the 5 in the side and then the 2.

Uh, what? Rotation means you go from the 1B to the 2B.

 

[The Old Jaybird]

you didn't mention it was rotation, and who plays 4 ball rotation?

I looked for the 9, didn't see it, so assumed it was 8 ball and you were shooting the solids.

 

[hello]

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This is a very tough shot for me. I think I've asked about this shot years ago but I couldn't find the thread.

Anyway, anybody have any tips on how to pocket the 1B and draw the CB back for the 2B in the corner?

And please, let's assume this is the only possible shot available. Don't try and circumvent here. It's a completely straight-in shot where you are jacked up over the rail.

r/DCP

You need to jack up to draw it back, takes pratice and watching Earl doing it ;-))

 

[Zerksies]

It's not a straight in shot. The balls are lined up to the point of the corner pocket. Trying to draw this ball is more then likely going to get you buried behind the wall of the five and eight ball.

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

To those that have brains and can read and comprehend.......I appreciate your responses.

Keep the suggestions coming.

 

[u12armresl]

To those that have brains and can read and comprehend.......I appreciate your responses.

Keep the suggestions coming.

He's a charmer ladies and gentlemen.

Why can't I get any help with my game? Why will no one in my hometown help me?

 

[maha]

need to learn(know) the exact lowest spot you can hit on the cueball you are using without a miscue.
then you have a chance to make your shot, as that is where you will need to hit. and wrist to add speed.

and if in the pool room with uncleaned and un polished balls you likely won't be able to do it.

if polished balls, it isnt that hard.

that answers your question from my point of view.
but to add.. in reality, bank the one and bring the cue ball around and below the 2 ball for an easy shot and safe if you miss the bank.

and that bank should be about even money to make it. aim a little above the first diamond(depending on table) as it will pick up some right hand english. and maybe some throw( if un polished balls).

 

[Patrick Johnson]

It's not a straight in shot. The balls are lined up to the point of the corner pocket. Trying to draw this ball is more then likely going to get you buried behind the wall of the five and eight ball.

If you don't like jacking up for draw (who does?)...

Top right (taking advantage of pocket slop and throw) might double the rails around the pocket and back across for the 2.

pj
chgo

 

[straightline]

It's not a straight in shot. The balls are lined up to the point of the corner pocket. Trying to draw this ball is more then likely going to get you buried behind the wall of the five and eight ball.

He said pretend it's a straight draw shot.

Can't believe I'm defending it.

 

[straightline]

If you don't like jacking up for draw (who does?)...

Top right (taking advantage of pocket slop and throw) might double the rails around the pocket and back across for the 2.

pj
chgo

Those are right in the fail zone of BHE. I think it's the masse effect but not sure. It'd take me a month to suss out - something I've yet to do. I just use a lame over cut offset and pray.

 

[skor]

First, there is an angle there so don't need to draw...
But lets assume that it is a straight in shot, you need to jack up and draw. make sure your bridge is very solid and not shaky, hold the butt very loose, relax your body and muscles, especially your sholder, Use a slip stroke.
In any case, there is a big chance of getting behind the 5 and 8, either you won't draw all the way back or too muchand it will bounce off the rail back behind the 5 and 8. It is very hard to control the speed of the CB here and there better options to play here assuming that there is no angle

 

[Black-Balled]

don't make it a tough shot, just draw back a little and shoot the 5 in the side and then the 2.

I'd presume the 2 is after the one in the scenario presented .

Also looks like follow off the 1 and back to around the same place the 1 was shit from?

I don't like to draw straight back coz that cb wants to move to the side before the draw takes and...5&8.

One could draw into long rail above the side pocket and spin 2 or 3 rails for the 2 and there's pocket points and the scratch in the side at the end..

Follow for the dough, draw...uhh, no. That's how it go, no?

 

[Texas Carom Club]

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This is a very tough shot for me. I think I've asked about this shot years ago but I couldn't find the thread.

Anyway, anybody have any tips on how to pocket the 1B and draw the CB back for the 2B in the corner?

And please, let's assume this is the only possible shot available. Don't try and circumvent here. It's a completely straight-in shot where you are jacked up over the rail.

r/DCP

draw the cueball back for the 2 in the corner
simple as that

 

[BasementDweller]

Thought for sure you were going to complete the most epic troll of all time and link to a picture of the break shot.

In my experience, jacked up shots are never mastered. Instead, they have to be continually practiced. If you can't make the shot in question, move the ball closer to the pocket and the cueball further down the rail, making the shot easier. Pocket the easiest jacked up shot you can and progress from there. There are too many variables to bang your head against the wall trying to make this one particular shot.

 

[gregcantrall]

Seems like a good time to get used to observing the strike to whitey. The precision of the strike through to the cloth is the focus. Watch and learn what went wrong and maybe why. Practice Practice precision practice.

 

[briankenobi]

https://pad.chalkysticks.com/44547.png

This is a very tough shot for me. I think I've asked about this shot years ago but I couldn't find the thread.

Anyway, anybody have any tips on how to pocket the 1B and draw the CB back for the 2B in the corner?

And please, let's assume this is the only possible shot available. Don't try and circumvent here. It's a completely straight-in shot where you are jacked up over the rail.

r/DCP

To answer the question that was asked, one tip for this is to be loose in the back hand. You don't need to hit this very hard. Stroke until the tip hits the table with that loose wrist and you will get all the action you need.

Good luck!