KILLER ONE POCKET FINALS: Efren REYES vs Danny SMITH - 2015 MAKE IT HAPPEN ONE POCKET INVITATIONAL 

Thank you Shannon.

*I agree * 💖🎱

Alot of defensive plays and setting up, this is probably Efren Reyes favorite pool game.

The only legendary pocket billiards player is the grand daddy of pool Alfredo de Oro,he has 32* world titles in straight pool and 22 world titles in 3 cushion billiards, Efren Reyes will never get that many titles and if you think he's the best then you don't know a dam thing about pool

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Efren Reyes is a great and a humble winner. It’s a joy watching him play.

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I guess Smith defeated Reyes before they met in the finals.

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I agree. He's only about pool and not himself.

Then you’re living life incorrectly. Be proud of yourself and what YOU do in your life. If you love in comparison to another man, then you will never find happiness

I am dying to see that match too. I cant find it anywhere in youtube.

Still waiting....but i think Pat forgot about us....

Haha i saw that what a legend you the best efren😅😂😂

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The way he whines? Its like hes not trying hard and letting efren win.

Unfortunately that doesn't fall within the rules.but I have to agree with you.

In the end it helped Reyes.

Me as well I'm laying in bed watching it

@@chriscripplercruz1833 i messd it its 4 am here its hard for me but i watch it later

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At the end of Efren's turn, any balls made in either pocket count for each player, so both players scored a point on Efren's shot when he pocketed two ball. So Reyes gets credit for one ball and Smith gets credit for one ball.

​@@AccuStats i feel dumb, i re watched the video and i guess i didnt even notice smith going from 4 to 5 i guess i thought he was already at 5 idk. but thank you for the clarification. My roommates and I recently bought a pool table for 600 bucks, great deal for the quality of this Brunswick table made in the 60's. two holes in the felt, was able to precisely patch them with the felt under the rails. unless the cue rolls very slowly over it, it works, i know knew felts are that expensive but we arent that serious. but we only know how to play 8 ball and 9 ball recently, id like to get this game and 3 ball cushion as well but as we are all novices getting the interest to learn a new game is difficult. especially when i myself are still understanding the nuances of the game. I made my own rack from some nice ash and applewood. Now my father is creating my own cue stick out of resin, tbh its not going well LOL but im enjoying the incremental failures, tbh idk if the cue stick will ever be anything more than for show not sure how resin will react under a break. being amateurs, we got a 9-foot table without measuring the room with consideration of our cue lengths so on the long side of the table if the cue ball is close to the rail your forced to angle your cue pretty high up or use one of the short cues for a 12 y o thats partially warped LMAO. pool halls are crazy expensive around me or maybe im unfamiliar, 17$/h plus 10/person? anyone have an input on this price?

Pool halls are expensive. Often time they have "day rates" or "monthly rates". Other than that, practice at home.

Each player can only hit the balls into one pocket each. A player is assigned a pocket positioned on one corner of the table, and the other the opposite.

It’s as much a thinking game as it’s a shot making game. Position Position Position.

i need to practice bank shot before playing one pocket.

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Yes, they played twice in that event.

@@AccuStats Question: If they played twice, how come only this 2nd game counted for the championship?

bssically the players have a designated pocket that they must use to pot their balls. usually its a bottom corner pocket each. They can pot any ball into their own pocket and get a point but lose a point if they pot a ball into the opponents pocket. usually first to 8 wins as there are 15 balls

@@snap-n-shoot ...Thank you. Is one player solids and the other stripes? Or can they hit any ball at all in their pocket for a point?

@@buddystewart2020 I think any ball is fair game cus I just watched efren pocket a 6 and a 10

@@buddystewart2020 Any ball. But the real trick of the game is to be defensive, in other words to make it as difficult as possible for the other guy to get any shots. That's why positioning the c/b is so critical.

In time, you'll figure it out.

Download 8ball pool 😁

first guy to pocket eight balls in the same pocket wins

Each player has a corner pocket the breaker chooses now you can shoot at any ball to your pocket trying to make 8 balls you must hit an object ball then a rail if not its minus 1 point for the shooter if any ball is pocketed in any other pocket it is spotted on the rack spot the object is to keep your opponent from having a shot at his pocket while setting the table up for you to make your 8 balls

It's really easy rules but extremely difficult to play well there are some major tricks and strategies probably the greatest game in the world

A las escondidas

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What did you see that I didn't?

It looked like Danny brushed the ten with the side of his ferrule. I believe they’re playing cueball fouls only.

@@robertmeadows1657 yes thats what i meant. thanks

Danny reports the contact to Efren who could reposition the ten had he wished to. Apparently he declined.

He was probably distracted by that gal in the green shirt and jean shorts who kept caressing her cue case.

This isn't for beginners who only play 9-ball or 8-ball. If you cannot appreciate defensive positioning, 1-pocket is not for you. Kabayan.