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Whatta shot!

Go to 1:46:20 and wait for it...he still lost that rack, but still....whatta shot!


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Old 03-09-2023, 12:23 PM
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I'm confused. How is that a hard shot? I've made several of those, and I suck at pool.
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You mean the jump shot sinking the one, with perfect draw between the two and eight, lining up for the next shot? Why aren't you a pro?
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Against the rules. We've all seen the sign. No jump shots and no pretending the cue stick is a light saber. You can get 86ed from the bar. Don't ask me how I know
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That is a legal shot. Bars don't allow it because amateurs tear/damage the cloth. An illegal "jump" shot is when you scoop under the cue to give it lift.
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^Anyone who is the least bit familiar with the game is aware of the difference between tournament rules and bar rules. Please forgive my lame sense of humor
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^Anyone who is the least bit familiar with the game is aware of the difference between tournament rules and bar rules. Please forgive my lame sense of humor
Green font for sarcasm here. FWIW, Fedor Gorst here is probably the best jump shot player on the pro tour. Overall, easily among the top five in the world.

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