10 Things You MUST Know in Pool

[@toddb6576]

When he says, "Don't worry, i have a really clever shot for this one", I hold my breath. Sharivari is a genius and can explain so well to a layman.

[@Sharivari]

Haha, thank you!

[@ryds2722]

Wow ! These are great examples of common situations. Super simple explanations, even on the moderately difficult shots. Please keep them coming !!

[@mikekearney5085]

#10 a very simple shot.....hahaha. That was a good one

[@toxsickdog]

Very simple shot if you can keep the ball from flying off the table & hitting your opponent in the nuts.

[@Johnsal517]

@@toxsickdog jokes on you my opponent didn't have nuts it just went straight through

[@joulupukki1607]

U also need to be stephen curry to provide speed exactly on point its very hard shot indeed im quite impressed he hit it with 7 try

[@thabelonekhavhambe5260]

@@joulupukki1607 ĺ dsqdlqh

[@deannataylor286]

Lmao yeah 75 attempts

[@marklsolt3628]

I'm 45 and have really started to play in the last 6 months. Your gopro view of your shots have been amazing to see from your view. It has helped me figure out a lot of simple mistakes I was making.. Thank you! your videos are amazing, keep them coming.

[@PriusMike88]

45 and really starting to play. That’s cool to hear. I’m 34 and I’m thinking of joining a pool league for the first time. I have a lot of anxiety and sad to admit it’s been quite debilitating and resulted in me completely checking out of society for the past two years. If I join the league it would be my first step in trying to connect with people again One thing thats wonderful about the game of pool for those who struggle with social anxiety, and I’ve noticed this in the pool hall I’ve been going to, is people can be playing for hours and say barely anything to one another. It’s like poker in the way that it can be as social or as anti social as you need it to be without feeling uncomfortable.

[@axiomic]

@@PriusMike88 We all developed bad habits during the plague over the past few years, living alone and working from home also doesn't help.. I'm 42 and joined a weekly local pub pool comp. It was a good reason to get out of the house and speak with people, it's amazing how much we need regular face-to-face human interaction with different people and to have new conversations to remain sane. I find the pub comps are the best, free pool and a relaxed atmosphere, despite that I don't drink. Also you get to meet a broad range of people from different backgrounds, you can learn their stories.. or not.. or just connect on the mutual love of the game. It's very equalising in that regard, whether they're a lawyer, a brick layer, or an immigrant who hasn't seen their family in 3 years.

[@patriciajrs46]

​@@PriusMike88Sort of.

[@razzlemankd]

The elevated right hand spin shot from 9 ball to 10 ball is sublime, unbelievable shot making. Plus actually hitting the 9 ball on the left side of it and still potting it, wow, eye opening 👏👍

[@Aquachoz]

Wrap shots are most unreliable for me, in this situation i would play shot with alot of backspin and would get decent position for 10. But this man has some insane skills and its really pleasure to watch him :D

[@kalsyphr5039]

@@Aquachoz a strong bottom right or top right shot would achieve a decent result at less than half the skill needed to pull off a warp shot lol

[@Schitcum]

The warp shot is something that has me literally blown away. Im pretty much a novice, playing only for a year or so, but I have watched much more pool than I’ve played, and have NEVER seen something like that. So many professionals with bad position and they do this or that but never something like that. Just brilliant

[@Chris-mw8dr]

Its Nice to see pool shots from a Left-handed Prospective alot of people say it doesn't matter but in a way it does Coming from a Left-handed Pool player . I Really Appreciate you !!

[@AngelRivera-fp9md]

Why you think it matters? I really dont know

[@Chris-mw8dr]

Right -handed and Left -handed players have Different Play Patterns when it comes to choosing what Position where Setting up for .. Right -handed players Usually set up Left-handed players Shots when they miss and Don't even realize it !! Lol 🤣

[@AngelRivera-fp9md]

@@Chris-mw8dr damn that makes sense! Its obvious to me now that you tell me but I never thought about it😂

[@Chris-mw8dr]

Yeap !! I'm a True Lefty ..Hit me up Anytime ..Nice to meet You

[@kelleydaniels9498]

As a lefthanded player, you definitely see the table differently.

[@ClarkKardux]

The elevated right hand spin shot from 9 ball to 10 ball is sublime, unbelievable shot making. Plus actually hitting the 9 ball on the left side of it and still potting it, wow, eye opening

[@jhowell5919]

I’m often at the opposite end of the table and this video has helped tremendously. Thank you. #10 I get tired of running for the cue ball but still trying it.

[@ericwong3868]

@Todd Coon can cue balls break on those surfaces?

[@po4RP20361]

Man I love your entire set up there, that table is magnificent and the ambiance seems perfect. If that was mine Id be really enjoying my broken leg recovery. Love your videos, I really need to play pool soon.

[@mrgeorgejetson]

Man, I've just discovered your amazing channel and I've been watching your videos for a few weeks, now. Just wanted to say thanks so much for what you do! You're an excellent teacher and your video technique is superb. I'm sure I'm not the only guy who's been playing pool for decades who has found something very useful in your project. Thanks again!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks for your kind comment!

[@thenolartist]

Great to know you're honest about how many times #10 shot took for you to sink 8 ball, thanks for great tips!!

[@joshbenjamin1100]

Dude, you're the man! I love the honesty about how many shots it took you at the end and the outtake of the first attempt lol

[@Sharivari]

Thank you :D

[@jimmythumper4361]

So glad I subscribed … been away from the game and getting back to it … thanks for helping sharpen my skills

[@linkin987456]

Thank you for putting the camera down the sights, the difference is huge for me

[@pdjhh]

You explain and demonstrate much better than others I’ve watched.

[@ilmprobustwitch5661]

I've almost done the #10 shot twice except it was across the whole table. The first time I did it, the target ball flew through the budlight chandelier! It landed on the corner pockets guard and then out of bounds. The second time it landed less than a foot away on the felt. I was in awe to watch it fly across the table diagonally. I called it "mortar shot"

[@Sean-xe3ur]

😂😂😂😂

[@jeschinstad]

Wow, that "warp shot" #9 was just awesome. One of the coolest shots I've seen in a very long time, that wasn't a trick shot as such.

[@rillo806]

Glad you were honest about #10, when i saw it i was thinkin..... i dont think id try that in a match. Odds of the 🎱 flying off the table are pretty high and a easy way to lose. Theres a better alternative in that case but it was impressive to see you nail it. Well done.

[@wagr9824]

Thank you for these great lessons….I know what I will be doing for the next couple of days.

[@IzaiahCherry-y5v]

Your instructions are absolutely awesome. Thank you. Learning. . You explain and demonstrate much better than others I’ve watched..

[@rtanidean4931]

Your instructions are absolutely awesome. Thank you. Learning. 😊

[@arhammohammad7565]

Really happy with the shots you showed. Some times need these shots to recover from a bad shot. 😁😀😀😀😀💚

[@thegodofpez]

I’m so glad I found this channel. 👏👏👏

[@mikemoss9559]

Drunk at a bar: "oh yes is simple shot." *proceeds to yeet 8 ball into the shadow realm*

[@kraftyiam]

Howdy, HOLY COW ... these demonstrations were astounding. That jumped 8 ball - I mean come on ... brilliant. I was shouting at my screen throughout this video - lovelovelove First smile of the day - thanks for this. I can't wait to try a few.

[@robertgould8099]

You are funny, Sharivari, even if unintentionally so. Entertaining and educational. Can't ask for more!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks a lot Robert!

[@victorreinhardt6969]

Wow bro, I’m a beginner and I’m already feeling like a pro, thank you so much for these impactful videos,🙏🏾🔥👌🏾👌🏾

[@jmtfishing3]

The #10 is truly amazing and I want to try it... Thanks for the lesson

[@AzuraEchMoon]

My husband and I shoot on a pool league. I can't wait to set these up and try them. My husband can execute unbelievable shots, but I get by with just luck... So I can't wait to learn these and improve substantially. Thank you for showing these amazing shots. Keep them coming.

[@mario_vicente]

#7 is my favorite! Thanks for sharing such a clever shots!

[@garybkatz]

The first shot you demonstrate is exactly what I faced last Wednesday, in my 8 Ball league. Made the frozen ball with side english, but scratched into the opposite corner pocket.

[@ajschroetlin2196]

That's usually the hardest part of the shot. It's all about speed. It needs to be soft enough for the spin to pull the ball to the end rail.

[@myblacklab7]

Yeah I winced when I saw that he gave this a difficulty level of "one star." I'm pretty sure that even pros try to avoid having to take this type of shot.

[@garybkatz]

@@myblacklab7 Tuesday night in 9 Ball I scratched on the 9 ball, trying this shot from 1.5 diamonds up the long rail. I was surprised the CB scratched from that far up table. My opponent was happy, however.

[@myblacklab7]

@@garybkatz I actually like Sharivari, but there's a lot of B.S. in most instructional videos for pool - his and others. Sharivari was cool enough to post an actual match he played with a pro - it's an eye-opener. Spoiler alert: He missed a lot. Actually playing a game of pool vs. making a video of oneself showing off are two entirely different animals. For the shot you're talking about, he chose an extremely easy version of it, and he may have scratched eight times before he turned on the camera. You'd have to practice that precise shot in that precise area on that precise table with those exact balls before you could pull it off regularly. Switch the balls, table, position, or even humidity, and you'd be relying on a lot of guesswork, and that's assuming you can hit a millimeter-wide target on the rail. I actually think this is intentionally a joke video. For example: "Just hop the cue ball into the object ball to pocket the object ball as the cue ball jumps off of the object ball, dances on the rail, and rolls back onto the table to perfectly end up in a four inch square area" - LOL! If a pro did that during a tournament, it would make every highlight reel.

[@garybkatz]

@@myblacklab7 I appreciate all the guys posting tips on pool. Often the tips are helpful, but sometimes they're for entertainment only, such as the example you cited. Also the one about cutting the OB down the long rail into the corner, but the OB is on the wrong side of the side pocket, so it's an automatic scratch. Yet the video demonstrates elevating the cue to make the CB fly off the rear of the side pocket and back onto the table. I won't be trying that one, ha ha!

[@IRevealTheMagic]

The warp shot is the best shot for me to practice as I have never seen or played that kind of a shot in all my years of playing pool until this video. Excellent tutorial. Keep it up

[@PONGZWORKTV]

Very excellent demonstration, love it

[@samhodson6470]

I just stumbled into this channel...I really like it. Thank you for your teaching style too.

[@bstanga]

I love your content. what size table is in your videos?

[@terrellmoodi735]

My adhd brain has needed this for years, this is amazing.

[@ronaldbunde8690]

Fantastic video, and I only got through half of it. Most definitely will watch the rest. Thank you

[@jasonkeith9317]

Those were some awesome shots Sharivari!!! Can u imagine if u pulled one of those shots out at a local bar it would either start a fight or someone would buy u a beer no in between!

[@MiguelLopez-ow2pc]

This person gave me a big lesson on how to play this game that I love to play! Thank you

[@jacealbine]

Explained very well and the pov makes it easy to understand. Good video.

[@Sharivari]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnnycash578]

this is the best no bs repeating the same thing and covering so many things

[@clarkmeyer7211]

I consider myself an above average 8 ball player. often beating the average bar goer in a game of pool. however I have no concept of spin shots despite my accuracy so this would be really great to try out some time. I also struggle aiming spin shots as I'm not entirely sure I know where to expect the ball to go.

[@thelittlesignpost]

Thanks, I am really enjoying the tuition with these great shots that we should all know, but don't - until now!

[@jamesanderson6018]

That last shot was crazy man!! Looks something like pool mixed with beer pong lol. But anyways, do you have any tips for shooting great one day and like crap the next.? I mean I'll miss a ball that I know I shouldn't miss...but I do. It really messes with my head.

[@CptSwollhouse]

Yes, some of them are silly, but the explanations were very well put together. I definitely learned a little bit, but also was entertained.

[@matthewlu150]

Love the videos my friend. I am a very beginner to pool. I’d love a video of how much of a difference chalk makes, like even a cue with no chalk at all? Or over chalking? Or incorrect chalking? Thanks for all the entertaining videos! You’ve got a new fan and subscriber!

[@seejayjames]

I'm no pro but am guessing that there's really no way to "over chalk". Under chalk, yes. Also, the roundness of the cue tip is a *huge* factor when putting any kind of spin/follow/draw.

[@arthatis]

@@seejayjames what does the roundness do? does it make adding spin/english easier? harder?

[@725niko]

I’ve made the #10 Jump shot by mistake twice when playing with a friend. Both times it was in the bank shot scenario and was aiming at the same pocket, just not thinking of jumping the shot. The same friend both times witnessed and was left with their jaw dropped for a few seconds while I laughed hysterically at the impossibility of the shot I made. I’m a very amateur pool player and was playing with well chosen communal bar cues 😂

[@mikenobles1038]

Very good tips that aren’t super tough, definitely be adding these to my game

[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

This was a great video going to try some of these on an English pool table 👍

[@rednef71]

7:52 Wow that was amazing lol. Great job explaining all those other 'simple' shots too. I am a complete novice at using english to get better position. Great tips in this video, thanks!

[@Sharivari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@iammealways1124]

Your pool and cue looks awesome. What's the price? And where to buy it ?

[@justlooking2183]

Thank you so much for posting such great videos . I’ve learned so much and have become a better player for it , thank you and please keep posting ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@KevinMphotography]

Lol Number 10 cracked me up. This is a good refresher for sure. I haven’t even picked up a stick in over 25 years, but I’m about to get one again

[@seejayjames]

I'm not one for using all caps in a comment, but THIS WAS THE BEST POOL VIDEO I'VE EVER SEEN!! WOW!! I'm still scratching my head about #4 though...my understanding was that spin on the cue ball doesn't get transferred to the object ball in any significant amount (not enough friction). So how did the spin version make the shot?

[@Sharivari]

I neither do, but THANK YOU! Actually, there is enoguh friction between the balls so that the cue ball will throw the ball a bit off line. If you want to learn more about that, I have a couple of videos on side spin on my channel. Have a great day!

[@seejayjames]

@@Sharivari Awesome! I'll check them out. This was very eye-opening!!

[@Kcgrade095]

One of my biggest issues is being so focused on the spin that I end up missing. Any advice for that?

[@ApostolosK06]

I think only practice can make perfect on that one

[@bali9523]

After you adjust the spin, focus on the target ball. Take your time

[@polymathecian]

I've never seen the "Warp Shot" before. Will be using it in the future.

[@styroyou]

Lol...funny as hell, how you made that last jump shot (like it was nothing)...Nice sense of humor.

[@BesomeTV]

Definitely going to use shot five when it comes up.

[@triggerrelaxation7469]

I learn a lot from your videos, how do I get your pool cue?😁

[@ERDG516]

Another great video, learned new skills.

[@svfiat]

Yeah and really helps when your using pristine equipment that you seldom find in a pool hall.

[@docbrown9851]

Thx for all these nice shots :)

[@JohnPennock-d3y]

WOW, what a teacher! John P.

[@marcusro2328]

Hey Bro, watched one of your videos and you talk about the options on shots but don't shoot them. Positive feedback, shoot the options you talk about for position play to show us how the ball will play for the next shot.

[@j-dub3294]

Great videos. What are the marks on the rails for? Can I get these somewhere?

[@aussiesurvivor74]

Great tips - will be practicing these - thank you 🙏🌸🌹

[@robertbyington7715]

Best pool videos period

[@matthewburns6835]

You just gained a subscription thanks a lot for the tips dude 😎

[@liberty9348]

Great video. I've been playing for a while and knew most of this, BUT I did learn a couple new things! Bravo and you got my sub =] #8 is really cool. Going to practice this and USE it often. I play a LOT of 8 ball and of course, you can get stuck behind a lot of traffic, especially if you're only a 5 in the APA like me. I LOVE this tech!

[@ronnyalistair7175]

Wow thank you for the lessons 🙂

[@HJules-cw6fb]

Very simple shots LOL I love it

[@amir67intrinsic]

Love your honesty! Great info. Thank you!

[@GameProfessor]

after a few minutes, the video turns into an impractical show of trickshots that even professionals dare not execute in real matches !

[@ian8745]

Love shot 9, definitely giving that a go

[@ronmucci3331]

Thank you for a good video....what type of shaft are you using? I'm going to by one and I hear many things about carbon fiber, good and bad. Your advice would be very welcomed.

[@jonormika5030]

I live your table! Mainly the rails and felt...very nice and fast

[@alexodou4139]

Great video, question?, how to get those mark for the rails?

[@TwoEagleStar]

Some great shots to have in the arsenal for sure! Thanks for the 10 Sharivari!! Gotta practice that last one!! hahaha

[@ixviv]

dude u are the best master ever... u got my like and subscribe and i wish that help supporting ur chanel ♥️

[@bali9523]

I feel like some of this shots are too risky for tournament matches. Do you think that these shots are worth to master?

[@michaeljoseph796]

Sharivari videos never disappoint and this one is no exception!

[@yahyamohamed477]

Where did you buy your pool table? I love it.

[@joevalentin2450]

Very instructive thanks.

[@jayivan5569]

would be awesome if u can show where u also hit on the target ball tooo

[@oOKasp3rOo]

Amazing videos! What size tip do you use on your videos?

[@Sharivari]

KAMUI Brown Medium 12.2mm

[@AJGINNI]

Bro please make more videos on how to aim the ball with spin. I am beginner and the ball is just refusing to go in when i am trying to use spin on my cue. Can u make video on 10 basic mistakes for beginner players??

[@kylepike5139]

Great tips and these are all must knows

[@blueak3339]

Great video!

[@chiefk9975]

Very Informative. Thank You

[@josephkane1723]

Great video loved it

[@herbertsamkange6261]

very useful.... thank you for the video

[@TheDAZ1001]

Very simple shot as he hit's that difficulty 10 shot. I had to chuckle :D

[@Sharivari]

:D

[@parthshah730]

brooo the last shot was amazing.

[@paulhernandez505]

I have never!!! brother you are one bad ass! Thank you!!!

[@rabihavi8062]

haha..der letzte war geil mit dem Spruch "its a very simple shot"

[@ikhatmullin]

We’ll Man, thanks a lot for explaining these type of shots 👏🏼

[@leocinko5545]

Love all your videos, is that a CF stick your using, what make is it?

[@davidarchuleta8446]

Very Nice ,Thanks !

[@timescalona287]

Off yhe damn ball jump... My favorite i never understood ... Thank you

[@EpikSoldierNerdz]

Great Channel!