APA Masters | Week 18 Full Match | Billiards Mental Training

Can we use our anger to overcome our opponent?
Second match of the day. Week 18 of 20 for the primary season!
Discover the secret to unlocking your full potential on the billiards table in this empowering video! Learn how to harness the power of your anger and transform it into a winning strategy. Our expert tips will show you how to channel your emotions effectively, turning frustration into focus and anger into precision shots. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, mastering your emotions is the key to elevating your billiards game to the next level. Watch now and unleash the champion within!
Keywords: billiards, pool, anger management, emotional control, precision shots, frustration, focus, anger management techniques, billiards tips, improve billiards game

[@drewvonporte]

Nice work keeping it together man!

[@OnTheSnap]

Thanks! This one was a tester 😅

[@raferb]

I liked the 'low lights' intro. Haha... keeps it real.

[@OnTheSnap]

Glad you enjoyed it! Had fun making it :)

[@brucepizzimenti6728]

The intro was very interesting. Your facial expressions were a reason to want to see more.

[@OnTheSnap]

Glad you liked it!

[@chrisdirienzo4235]

Love your videos, my opinion on the opening music is that I prefer it without. Keep up the great work. Would love to see you letting out some knowledge in training videos for the less skilled.

[@OnTheSnap]

Thanks for the feedback! I have been working on training/drill videos, but my matches have just taken priority lately. I do hope to get some out there soon. 👍

[@cosc137]

@44:25 This is a situation that you should probably get out with 3 shots available, but all are "funny" (as Jeremy Jones would put it), and position is not guaranteed. I have won games in this situation by following the 11 towards the bottom left corner and leaving the opponent a tough kick with good chance of a ball in hand.

[@OnTheSnap]

Great call. They were all a bit funny. I honestly don't think defense even occurred to me at the table; I was on the verge of tilted by this point.

[@cosc137]

@@OnTheSnap Been there too many times, myself 😂😂😂

[@cosc137]

@36:15 Tough to see the angle, but might have been a safe all the way with a pinch draw leaving the cue ball between the 5/6 (locking him up on the 5 would be ideal) and sending the 2 ball 2/3 rails behind the 7

[@OnTheSnap]

Might have been possible. I know that coming into it too full would have brought the double-kiss into play. If the 2 did bank out, just a stop shot would have worked as well.

[@millerjt]

Being pissed off rules

[@OnTheSnap]

People don't think it be like it is.

[@rickwilliams3515]

Why does it change from 9 to 8 ball during the match?

[@OnTheSnap]

Hey, good question. In Masters League, matches typically have a combination of both games. The match is played with a maximum of 5 games of 8-ball, and 8 games of 9-ball in a total race to 7 games. If you start in 9-ball, it's possible to get your 7 games and not go into 8-ball. If you start in 8-ball, you will always end up going into 9-ball.