Bumper Pool Trick Shots (Episode 1)

This is a short first video that we couldn't wait to upload since we just got the table this week. Hope you guys enjoy and don't forget to subscribe to see all our new videos as soon as they come out. Thanks. -Matt

[@joybruza8597]

IF you want a real challenge you should try my 18 hole golf game I invented on a rectangular bumper pool table. All of your trick shots are part of the game. Nice shots!

[@wallyaudio]

WOW!

[@CMvidproductions]

Awesome shots haha ;)

[@ButlerianG-Haddinun]

is the shaft on the cue the same size as a regular cue & just the handle end shorter; or is the whole cue sized smaller?

[@bigtorque]

hey what are the measurements of your table ? length and width of the playing area

[@allenhurt02]

DaYum kid you got skill

[@kaleb2016]

I tapout guys lol. Also @Renko Feeds in bumper pool there is no cue ball

[@MastaDamage]

Nice, but the Hex Vintage Table is a better game

[@Ojb_1959]

Great skills👍🏼 but a comment says the hex table is a better game. Why is it better?

[@davezanko9051]

It's not because hexagon tables don't exist. He probably meant the octagon tables. Some like them better because they're wider and don't have the 90° corners to get your ball trapped in. But they're not as strategic for that reason.

[@Luggruff]

I just came here after watching American Dad and I can't believe this nonsens is real. Like what the fuck?

[@The360fakie]

Those are not trickshots you are supposed to hit the cue ball into either a red or white and make it

[@allenhurt02]

Don't give tips on a game you don't know

[@diaphilm]

+Allen Hurtado There are different rules for this game. There's one where you have to hit one of the opponent's balls or the sides before potting, but there's also one which is called "billard direct" where you're allowed to pot the balls directly (as its name says it). There are also other local variations in Belgian cities or towns. But the kid is just making nice demonstrations here.