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[stevej37]

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300 acres/hr....incredible.

[Crowbob]

Originally Posted by stevej37

^^^ That long shot on the 3 ball by the guy was awesome. How much room for error is there on a shot like that....the thickness of a sheet of paper?

The secret to that shot is to put lower left spin and hit the rail just to the right of the object ball, hitting the rail first.

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by Crowbob

The secret to that shot is to put lower left spin and hit the rail just to the right of the object ball, hitting the rail first.

...and a lot of practice.

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Dang...it's brakes not breaks.

[pwd72s]

Originally Posted by stevej37

^^^ That long shot on the 3 ball by the guy was awesome. How much room for error is there on a shot like that....the thickness of a sheet of paper?

Married..the Steyers are both journeyman level pros. To answer the question...a thinner cut than elmer's bacon. You can see the english used by how the cueball came off the end rail. (edit) A huge factor in that shot was in knowing exactly how much cue ball deflection would happen with the amount of english applied. Left english makes the cue ball deflect to the right...but how much? One of the thousands of things about pool that separates skill levels.

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[masraum]

Originally Posted by stevej37

I feel like that's an answer to a question than almost no one asked.

[stevej37]

^^^ And it has an electric motor to drive the bike....lol

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THis guy cracks me up.

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Also hilarious

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