What is the One Major Player Flaw You See Most Often At The Pool Hall
- Thread starter lfigueroa
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Hitting the shots soft instead of sliding the CB and playing position like the pros.
Cant run 3 ball in a row, plus no foundation of basics, like Jerry Brieseth is big on.
Budweiser?
In all seriousness, a good many of them have poor stance, set-up, bridge hand, etc. If the foundation is bad, the house usually follows.
Dirty bathrooms
Majorest flaw is they are now offices and stores.
Flakeandrun
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"All the gear, no idea" is a prevalent thing here where I am (if we are talking player)
Glamour girls you pay to play with or rack the balls (If we are talking halls)
Glamour girls you pay to play with or rack the balls (If we are talking halls)
If we’re talking players, I play mostly one pocket and a lot of good one pocket players I know learned how to play pool playing one pocket, like it was their day 1 game. They developed terrible technique because of the emphasis on slow spinning the cue ball where they want it to go and little emphasis on the long straight in shot. There are very very good one pocket players who won’t bet on themselves to make any kind of long shot
If we’re talking rooms, the tables are too damn close together
If we’re talking rooms, the tables are too damn close together
billiards_watch
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The bridge is the first thing from casuals.
Second is stance or super left or right eye dominant.
Jacked up cue because they don't go low. Its fine to shoot upright but keep the cue low.
Second is stance or super left or right eye dominant.
Jacked up cue because they don't go low. Its fine to shoot upright but keep the cue low.
Whatever the flaw Lou is talking about, it's worldwide. People are the same everywhere. As the skill level gets higher, the flaws become both less in number and less in severity.
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
Gold Crown's got it -- they just gotta stand up and see it go in.
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