TOP 10 MOST COMMON CRITICAL SITUATIONS In Pool Games

Top 10 most common critical situations that every pool player should be prepared for. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, understanding these scenarios will enhance your gameplay and help you become a more skilled and strategic pool player.
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⏱️Time Chapters⏱️
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - What we need before start?
1:15 - Precise position Play
2:57 - Bank-Shot
5:11 - Curve Shot
6:17 - One & Two Rail Kick Shot
8:04 - Position from Frozen Balls
9:36 - Moneyball with frozen both balls
11:03 - Kick shot with position to the next ball
13:06 - Pushing Frozen plant into the pocket
14:29 - Blocked pocket for the Moneyball
16:09 - Rail Cut Shot
17:35 - Thanks and conclusion
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[@MrCueBall]

My own selection of Top 10 Most Common Critical Situations In Pool Games!!! Do you agree with it or maybe you know any other situations? Let me know in the comment ;)

[@xeyedsurfer]

My swerve shot has gained accuracy but when I make the object ball the cue ball also spins it's way in for the scratch 😥. Great content.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you for opinion. I think that we should try to play not on the ghost ball but bit thinner because spin induced throw will push the object ball slightly towards pocket. But of course really important is distance between object ball and pocket because sometimes we can't play bit thinner or fuller.

[@johnholmstrom4212]

At first I was like "What a great idea to use a bridge for consistency in tip placement for a tutorial video!" Then 6 minutes later I finally realized it's because you have one arm. 😅 Oops. Great video and lessons! Thanks, sir!

[@MrCueBall]

Hehe don't worry! Really often people can't see that I don't have arm and then they realize it. For me this is absolutelly funny :D I am so happy that you enjoyed my video and hope that you will stay for more!!! All the best :)

[@johnholmstrom4212]

@@MrCueBall Yes sir! I subscribed! :) Your lessons are great! Looking forward to more!

[@MrCueBall]

@@johnholmstrom4212 thank you! I am so happy :)

[@MrCueBall]

Wow, this is just impresive that it was 10 minutes because in few first scenes was nice visible that I don't have arm😁 All the best!🙏

[@MrCueBall]

Of course and I understand it. Maybe it just happened because you didn't expect something like this. Btw this is not a problem for me because I am not consider myself as person with disability and fact that I don't have arm. I am just trying to give best possible content. I know that there may be some small mistakes in language but still improving it and I hope that in the future videos it will look much better :)

[@gaoutdooradventures]

First of all, I want to commend you for overcoming having just one arm!!! AND.... being one heckuva shooter and teacher!!! This is one of the BEST tutorial videos I have seen in quite some time!!! I absolutely love the way you FULLY explain how the cue ball AND the object ball react upon contact, AKA: spin induced throw. This is something that an intermediate player (such as myself) really needs to know, likes to see, and most importantly comprehend, in order to get to the next level. One thing I saw that I wanted to mention (and I have NO doubt that you are more than aware of this, Sir) was at about the 16 minute mark in your video. I have found that applying the proper amount of backhand English on those long and extreme angle rail cut shots (in the 70-90 degree range!!!!) has proven to be very helpful to me once I found the natural pivot point of my shaft. I see that you are applying the correct spin in those shots without using BHE, but once again, BHE and FHE are two separate 'animals' in and of themselves and deserve their own videos no doubt. Great video and I am now a subscriber!! Than you.👍

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! I truly appreciate your support and am glad to hear that you found the tutorial video helpful. BHE can be a valuable technique to master, especially for shots with such challenging angles. I agree that it might be worth exploring BHE and front-hand English (FHE) in separate videos, as they each have their unique applications and can significantly improve one's game. You can find video about these two systems in this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ21mJZups57jpo I made this video few months ago and maybe it is not perfect but mayby you will find it helpful. Again, thank you for the feedback, and I'm delighted to have you as a subscriber!🙏

[@nospam4279]

Bro plays better with one arm than I do with two. Nice explanations, well visualized. Thank you!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!! This means a lot for me!!!🙏

[@DespaceMan]

Only realized near the end of the video he only had one arm, just shows he makes good content you don't even think about it. I second that a excellent video with great explanations.

[@raymondjackson3724]

Very well explained and excellent graphics. Thank you!!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for amazing comment🙏

[@theblissfulwizard7233]

Great video! Very informative and taught with simplicity

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this opinion! I am so happy that you enjoyed it!🙏

[@Baribal88]

Great vlog Mr Cueball. Last situation remind me Alcaide's shot from World Pool Masters against Kazakis on Hill-hill. This was one of the greatest shots ever under the circumstances

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you for this comment. I think that this Alcaide's shot was much more difficult because the cue ball was really close to the top short rail. He played bank shot and hitting the 9-ball in the correct point from this position was so difficult to judge 😎

[@johnniewalker9737]

This is great stuff bruv. Subscribed. Cheers.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!🙏

[@kunalmodi6814]

Great video. Lot of learnings 💯

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much! I am so happy that you enjoyed it🙏

[@P.N.W]

I'm a new subscriber, just found your KZbin channel, lots of great information on this video. Some things I'll remember and add to my game while at the table. Looking forward to learning a thing or 2 from you about the game of pool and run out patterns. Thanks have a good weekend see ya around new pool friend 🎱✌️

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you! This opinion is absolutely amazing for me. I am so happy that you learned a lot from this video and you enjoyed it. All the best🙏

[@davekat4680]

…..nice reminders thank you 👍

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

I just absolutely love this video because you display some subliminal system using the graphics that i was always knew but you use a unique way of dispensing thei formation

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this opinion! I am so happy that you enjoyed quality of my video! :)

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Excellent video and very useful knowledge. I appreciate you

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you so much Sir! :)

[@ronzki30]

Thank you for your videos. Im learning

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for your comment 🙏

[@user-tc2cp1oo5n]

Thank you for these lessons! I'll have a few hours tomorrow evening to have access to a pool table and can't wait to apply your lessons!

[@MrCueBall]

I am so happy that you found it helpful. Thank you!🙏

[@themagicofenglish2023]

Thank you very much for the incredible effort you put in to creating this video. I've recently returned to playing after a hiatus of 20 years and find the tips and insights immensely informative. They're definitely going to help me up my game.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this comment 🙏

[@artys.6737]

thank you so much for your video. i understand much better now. and it is very useful and exactly what im looking for.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you for this comment! I am so happy that you enjoyed it 🙏

[@LaVerdad65]

Great video. Job well done

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much. I am so happy that you enjoyed it!!!🙏

[@jmack619]

Some great lessons Thank Cue !

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you so much🙏

[@garwong6567]

Thanks. I did not know these shots were even possible. So much to practise.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@umiumi2638]

Great video. Subscribed

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you. Big pleasure that you enjoyed it!🙏

[@sonnyzaro7664]

Excellent visualization with explanation.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much. I am so happy that you enjoyed it🙏

[@beldadtyrone1318]

from philippines here!! first vid i watch of u and im already hooked

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much. This is a big pleasure🙏

[@rogersimmons2894]

What a great video! You got a lifetime subscriber from one view ❤

[@MrCueBall]

Ohhh thank you very much for this!!!🙏

[@Cofffeeguy2000]

Excellent explanations. Well done video too.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!🙏

[@gunshirt]

Excellent!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much🙏

[@hiddenharvest4203]

incredibly helpful

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@coacharvz6974]

Wow thanks for the lessons

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you for this comment!🙏

[@swarnendubiswas4712]

It feels good to see your video.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much. For me it feels good to see this kind of comment🙏

[@carlshort5734]

Excellent video! I am from Augusta Ga. originally. There was an attorney there that played one heck of a game of pool and he had no arms. He had prosthetics of course and there were very few people that could beat him. Augusta back then (60 years ago) had some great players and he could hold his own with any of them. Keep up the good work.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for fantastic words. I know snooker player from England who doesn't have both arms and he plays really well. We are from the same Group of disability. There are so many people with different disabilities who plays pool and snooker around the World and then we can see that there are no barriers. I feel really good when playing one handed using my tools and there is a lot of confidence. Impossible is nothing 🙏

[@diamantinooliveira2605]

Very Good , Dhank Merci, Gracias, obrigado, Grazi,

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!🙏

[@Michaelkaydee]

Great lesson

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you 🙏

[@nixonvasquezfonseca3336]

Excellent video my brother, thank you for sharing your knowledge in this beautiful and exciting sport, may God bless you

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you so much for this opinion 🙏

[@ikhatmullin]

thnx Man! Big hug

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you too!!!

[@yes2crypto]

Good video. 6:46 here, I always find the midpoint between cue and MIDDLE OF GHOST BALL rather than between cue and object ball.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you for the comment. And this is true what you said. I am showing perfect example where we only need to hit the object ball so in this situation ghost ball is in the same place where object ball. But for example if you want to hit OB in different point then you need aim from different ghost balls🙂👊

[@JD-fx1np]

Sure if you're trying to make a Kick shot into a pocket. Or you can do his method but then after finding point on rail goes the cueball move the spot an inch closer. The balls are 2 inches diameter in American pool. Well 2 and 1/4. Close enough. Still tho, the steepness of the angle can be such a minimal difference that will be lost during the shift. It's so intricate. Esp if it's a long full table kick. Hard to keep that shaft from moving even one degree when you shift over to the cue from the midpoint, assuming the midpoint you selected is even accurate.

[@froilandoes4198]

Informative video, new subscriber from Angeles City, Philippines🇵🇭

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for the comment. This is a big pleasure that you enjoyed it! :)

[@poolflorian2235]

I’m a new Subscriber also. Thanks for making those wonderful videos 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you! I am so happy that you enjoyed my channel. This is a big pleasure for me🙏

[@mr.prince4080]

The 4th tip is life changing bro

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you!!!🙏

[@moraissouni]

Huge respect 💪💪💪

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!!🙏

[@joseluisplasenciaperez1721]

Very good video, i want to know how to make thoes lines to indicate where the ball is going.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this comment!!!

[@diamantinooliveira2605]

Fantástico, como ensina muito Bem pode aprende com este Supe Prof. de Biliard, Bem vindo,

[@schkarnitzel4463]

respect! ❤

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you🙏

[@FreeFromWar]

Bro single handedly made the best KZbin video on the top 10 critical shots.

[@MrCueBall]

Wow!!! Thank you for this opinion. I didn't expect it. So happy that you enjoyed it!🙏

[@heikom8872]

Super erklärt.😊Danke

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this comment!!! This is a big pleasure for me that you found it helpful🙏

[@erickort1987]

i shot 5 bank shots in a row,,aiming to miss but using reverse english to recurve the object ball into the pocket..at differrent angles

[@gibsybay]

good

[@bajuschannel]

terimakasih sudah berbagi ilmunya 🙏🏼 sehat selalu untuk anda. sangat berguna untuk saya yang baru belajar billiard 😁👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this comment and opinion 🙏

[@portosantoislandcom]

Amazing explanations, this should help us improve our game a lot!! thank you!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!! :)

[@agostinhodejesus7818]

I'm agree

[@cray1801]

Great video!, watched it twice ...but that music (ouch).

[@MrCueBall]

Choosing music is always difficult because one group of people likes something completely different than another, so you have to compromise🙏

[@allgood6760]

Good 👍🎱

[@MrCueBall]

Thank You🙏

[@diamantinooliveira2605]

Gut Sehr gut.

[@MrCueBall]

Danke!🙏

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Ok so my comment is based on the video i watch today and commented on... i believe its called cueball perfection. There were quite a few shots that i couldnt execute the positions were so unfamilair and arkward but i have to say i had productive practice today with those shots.... i thought i knew when in reality i didnt i have an idea but my execution was always poor and i try to avoid yhose shots... when they come up i get scared but the video motivated me to attack my fears.... once again i appreciate you so much 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MrCueBall]

Really important is what condition of cloth and balls we have in specific moment. Sometimes we are not be able same shot in different conditions. But all we can achieve with practice. Thanks a lot for your support😊🙏

[@user-br4cr6xi8j]

Hi MrCueball! Great binge-worthy content and I doubt you'll see this comment, much less respond, but I'd like to see a video demonstrating various pro players' strokes. Some players have a long, beautiful almost "wavy" or loopy, loose and relaxed stroke resembling a"figure 8" or see-saw motion like many Filipino players, including Efron and Bustamante. While others have a high and frozen elbow with a straight take-back and follow-through. Hope I'm describing this right. I love Efron and SVB's stroke. Thank you!

[@MrCueBall]

I welcome you! Thank you for this comment. I try to respond to all comments from my viewers who are the most important! Of course, in the future I can try to make a video about the topic you mentioned. I have so many ideas for new movies that the only thing that bothers me is the lack of time. I try to make one video a week but sometimes it's hard due to the fact that like every common person I go to work and I have many other responsibilities. But of course, I will keep it in mind to prepare such a video in the future. All the best!

[@SpliffRidah]

Just left a sub and some big respect for an one armed pool player so much better then I am 👍👍👍

[@MrCueBall]

Hehe thank you very very very much for these words! I am so happy that you enjoyed my vision of one-handed pool👊😎

[@SpliffRidah]

@@MrCueBall U welcome Sir 😉 Realy impressed by your skill!!!

[@MrCueBall]

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[@boymugnaadventure2967]

New subscriber sir

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!!

[@jaidenwalden9396]

That is a beautiful cue stick your using. What is it

[@MrCueBall]

Mezz Axi-156🙏

[@uno-theofficialcardgamebyMatel]

Small question tho. Where can i get a bridge like that? Thats an insanely useful bridge

[@MrCueBall]

This is handmade product which was designed by myself :)

[@uno-theofficialcardgamebyMatel]

@MrCueBall dude, that's awesome! Any chance you'd ever think about producing them? I'd love to have one for myself for sure! My left hand has had tremors for decades, so I usually play with my old bridge, but there's only so many things I can do with it since it's really not designed to be used like another hand. I've tried playing 1 handed, but that usually makes people less inclined to play me since it looks like I'm showboating, and it definitely doesn't help that it makes me a terrible shot. I'd love to have a bridge like that for sure, so it'd be cool if you sold them!

[@planetscore]

Can anyone explain the side spin in the plant shot? It seems counterintuitive to use left English as this would transfer right English on the first plant ball (?), which would then in turn spin induced throw the second plant ball to the right and away from the pocket? Or do I miss something here?

[@MrCueBall]

Side spin always pushes object ball a bit to the oposite side than used spin. So if you are using right english then this spin will push object ball bit to the left and will transfer low amount of left spin to this ball. This is nice visible in slow motion camera. In the future i will make video where i will use this kind of view to show how it works🙏

[@planetscore]

@@MrCueBall @MrCueBall thanks. I understand the spin induced throw. We have 2 balls here. In @13.10 you use left English, which should throw a single ball to the right. No argument here. However in @4.07 you are talking about when the cue ball hits it ball gives the object ball the opposite rotation. So my thinking of that in the case of a plant, the left English of the cue ball at @13.10 becomes right English with the first object ball if the spin transfers. Now if that's right English, it should throw the 2nd object ball to the left. However I guess that transfer of spin is not enough to have an effect? Correct?

[@MrCueBall]

@@planetscore The extent of the effect depends on various factors, including the speed and angle of the shot, the type of cloth on the table, and the friction between the balls. In some cases, the transfer of spin may not be enough to produce a noticeable effect on the second object ball, or other factors may counteract its influence. So while spin transfer can have an effect during a plant shot, its significance may vary in different situations. And really important is that both balls should be in touching position because if there will be small gap then we will not be able to make this ball like in my example. As you could see I said that we need to use almost half contact what is really important in this situation because if you hit it straight then it will not working. However I am not that much experienced to explain all details of this situation so I hope that it will be understandable for you 🙏

[@planetscore]

@@MrCueBall thanks. The main thing is that the spin induced throw practically affects only the first ball in the plant but not the second. That's what I now understand.

[@MrCueBall]

@@planetscore yes because we need to use a lot of side spin on the cue ball to transfer only bit of oposite rotation to the object ball. I don't know how much. Maybe 5% or 10%. On dirty balls it can be bit higher. So this effect is highest on the first ball.

[@ronniecortex4936]

👍👍❤❤ 14-09-23, 23:01h.

[@sawek1395]

Super samo życie. Też wydaje mi się, że wbiję ale rzeczywistość jest bardziej okrutna😀.

[@MrCueBall]

Pozory czasami bardzo mylą ;)

[@PJMack-]

It was not me it was the one armed man! Jim Carrey "The Mask"

[@45505591]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you!🙏

[@michaelk9865]

Where is this pool hall?

[@MrCueBall]

Strefa Billiards&Darts, Lodz, Poland

[@davidarchuleta8446]

SUPER EXCELLENT Tutorial ,THANK YOU !

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for the comment!👊

[@Billy.Nomates]

Is that allowed?using the bridge?just curious,hope you're not offended,just can imagine some people moaning if you beat them

[@MrCueBall]

Of course it's not offensive to me. Why would that not be allowed? I use the same support that is used by all players who need to help themselves during the shot where they can't use classic bridge. This is the only form of support when I have to hit from the center of the table. Prohibiting the use of such devices is like prohibiting the use of a wheelchair for people who cannot move normally. Everything is in accordance with the regulations and the spirit of sporting competition🙏

[@Billy.Nomates]

@@MrCueBall I never thought of that,the fact we all use the rest(it's what we call it)....

[@theawesomnes3848]

I don’t think any of these situations are that common but they do come up I will say that

[@MrCueBall]

This is a summary of the 10 most common critical situations. In general, there are many more such situations, but I have chosen only 10 that in my opinion occur most often. So I think it's a matter of interpretation 🙏

[@garbagegabe3170]

this guy has one arm

[@MrCueBall]

I confirm this is true😁

[@frankviterise7333]

All right I don't even think you play pool?

[@MrCueBall]

🤔

[@macc240038]

Taking too long to get to the point.

[@MrCueBall]

🙏