Liked your video but stopped at a 1.5 min due to ad. Not worth the aggrevation.

Much respect bro . Keep well . I love your videos

Oh--from the title, I thought you were going to recommend a brand of tip for the pool cue. That's what I'm looking for advice with. I see that's not the kind of "tip" you meant. Good video though.

Thoroughly informative and professionally produced. The comparisons and contrasts make learning and retention much easier. Well done!

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Great info bro 😎!! The most important things can be basics.

Thank you so much Efren you always makes us Filipinos proud in terms of pool billiard around the world. God bless you always.

That SVB jump, 2 rail bank combo called in the corner is ridiculous and underrated lol seeing that beforehand is crazy

12:35 I had to watch that multiple times to even comprehend...

Great,,,,,I always applying what I learned to you,,,,,thank buddy,take care

Very nice explanation

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Not the first time I've watched this video and won't be the last. You're one of my favorites on KZbin!

You know what's on Top 1 even if you don't finish the video. Like if you agree.

Thank you Adam,,,I learned more

This is the type of pool video where we all know that EFREN BATA REYES will not be there :D

There is no way that Mellings shot is not no.1. Reyes shot was a fluke ffs.

efren all knows already where is the angle on the pool table if he's going to try a bankshot shot even it is difficult and he is very humble already even he's one of the Greatest billiard player of all time

You cannot miss with a pocket that big!

Top 3 100%

Most of the shots where nothing special all shots most can make.

That 10ball crazy combo by SVB is always my favorite, great choice. He had another one where he hit it off the short rail over a ball or 2 and combo's the 10 as well. After the one you showed Alex says "You do that again I quit lol" it's funny

Where can we find your bridge that you use. Love learning from your videos brother. Always informative and high quality. Keep up the great work

Can you do like a best 2024 moments for all of the top 20 matchroom nineball players at the moment? just showing off all the talent this year with like one or two best shots for each of the player, shown as a normal top 20 list?

The level of play among these professionals is unbelievable

You missed Alain Martels jump billiard combo in the Border Battle against a young Jeremy Jones (Canada USA challenge). It's straight up amazing - gotta be top 10.

ALOHA, your channel is the best in the pool sector and your commentary is awesome. The last one is the best pool shot I have ever seen, much less how can he even think about that 10 ball shot so quickly.

Great video - nice effort

Is it better to do lots of reps when learning a new shot?

That jump kick into the 10 was nuts! I've never seen that match before.

2:37 I started playing pool in a local club in my hometown. I met this guy there, his name‘s Thomas Engert. Well…. It‘s the opponent of Strickland in this clip. He owned a pool bar where I started playing as a teenager years ago. I did not know he is a famous pool player. 😅

I was like Strickland when I was a young man. I didn't even like myself, plus I didn't want to end up in prison for fighting, so I found Zoloft. Two felonies by the time I was 23, none in the 32 years since I started taking it.

12:15. This is the best shot in the entire compilation. Though, I'm not convinced that most players are even good enough to call these shots. Most of them are based on the parameters of the rules. Luck. I've been playing since the mid 90's. I've seen all of these shots many, many times & done these shots in so many ways. So many variations. Geometry & physics make this game so much fun for me. It is disappointing to see common shots being applauded. Especially after all these years. I honestly thought it would've progressed much more than it has. Then again, there's only so many things you can do on a table, right?😏

How has that Prick Strickland got through his career without getting bashed up. He is a disgrace and a cheat.

I'm in awe of your skill, you are very talented. Very easy explanation. Thank you very much sir. Ignore the rude comment below. You are amazing MashAllah

Great content and love how engaging you are in the comments! I am trying to do the same thing with my channel! Thanks for the great video 👊

Who goes UP in a top 25?... Thats stupi*.

More power stroke you will miss? How?

#8 Filler was just a fluke

Aloha, you are just awesome. Very easy to understand and you show us all the options and why. I love your channel.

Great video

Pool players. Biggest billiard jerks

Look, you need to start off practicing straight in shots with a lot of left or right and hard enough so there's no masse, to learn how much deflection there is. Until you can do that, you don't understand deflection. And once you can, you need to practice that straight in shot with speed and spin to see how far you can reliably control how much deflection. Again, you need to hit it hard enough so it doesn't swerve. As far as swerve, that'll take a LIFETIME of playing on different equipment and in different humidity to cultivate the touch of swerve, which of course requires understanding deflection as well. The first thing you need to be able to do is pocket balls with center ball, really, but most beginners don't hit the CB accurately enough to know if they accidentaly deflected / put side spin on the ball. This is why it's crucial to practice by yourself, at a rate of shots fast enough to accumulate a massive database.

Thanks again

Thank you Sir, as a new player, your instruction is easy to understand and put into drill practice. 👍

Does shaft diameter really matter for your game ?

Discover 10 common situations where i am going to show few good options of positioning and choose best in my opinion solution. What would you do in these situations? Let me know in the comments!😎

I know Shane Van Boening and played against him when he was 18-21 , i lost almost every time by the way. He is legally deaf so that is why he did not react when the ref called foul and told him to stop and had to waive his hand.

It's like Efren has those angle guide lines you see on those bubble blast games! lol truly amazing. RESPECT indeed.

Thank you for the video. A clear explanation of the one rail kicking system. Although, isnt the third "rule" the same as the first? Even though the cue ball isnt directly on a diamond line, dont you just divide the distance by 1/2. Thanks again for the video