3 Shots That Will Leave Your Opponent Speechless 

thanks for showing me how to properly shoot that double kiss pot, finally

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Thanks a lot Shawn!

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@Sharivari Do you play the rail hop with your playing queue? It worked for me with the break/jump queue but can't get the queue ball in the air with my playing queue (both wooden shaft).

Playing cue. Just try to hit a bit harder then.

Awesome!

IKR? Looks like two balls will pass through side by side! Buckets.

I see either valleys or diamonds for 8 ball tournament play what tournament uses supreme winners ? ( never heard )

I tried on a table I have access to that has a slightly smaller cue ball. When playing the double kiss pot, it won't go. If I use the yellow to pot the smaller cue ball instead, that seems to work.

Okay, but first, you tell me the best food to eat, the best woman to marry, the best state to live in, the best job to have, and the best house to buy. In other words, you answered your own question. Try a few out. You may be able to rent a cue at some billiard parlors. I started with a $100 McDermott. As my skills increased, I moved on. I will tell you the best strategy for me has been the less deflection the stick has, the more forgiving for my errors, but the less you can do with English. So it's a trade-off. So I use 2 main cues. A Meucci for when I am in tune, and a Joss when I am out of practice. Lately, the Joss has been my go-to. Much better for longer shots, I just can't get as much action with it and it is also a bit heavier. I am guessing you are a novice, so I suggest you start out inexpensive and work on your skills first. You can only be as good as your tools, but you need to walk before you run. Do not be concerned with the players with fancy cues. That great looking $500 cue may give you nightmares. Best of luck with your game!

I've experimented with spin but didn't notice any positive effects. It even got worse because of the inaccuracy in aiming and because I couldn't hit maximum low anymore.

@@Sharivari Thanks. I'm going to try this with follow and side spin, and I'll let you know if that does anything.

@@Sharivari I messed around with follow plus spin, but it doesn't work, at least in the setup you presented. The funny thing is, I've sunk balls with double kisses, by accident! Naturally, when I try to do it on purpose, it's hard, lol!

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if the angle is totally against you, on this shot you would actually hit harder and with enough spin to hit bottom rail first and not scratch. I used to train as a beginner with this shot but on the long side of the table where it becomes just about impossible, start with the 9 around 4-5 balls away from the further rail and move it closer to the rail with every successful shot. in my club we would call this a whip shot because you need so much spin the white actually slaps the 9 with just the spin effect, the touch is impossibly gentle the smallest fraction you can pull of without missing.

I'm curious about that too. Is the physics of that game accurate?

@@gredangeo To vaguely answer your questions it depends. In 8 ball pool mobile, the white ball trajectory depends on the force you use and side spin only works after making a collision in the game as opposed to irl where the spin acts immediately.