3-Cushion Billiard Rules for Beginners

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @NikolajLepka
    @NikolajLepka Год назад +10

    The sheer amount of billiard games never cease to amaze me.
    With and without pockets
    Different sizes and shapes of table
    Different number of balls
    With and without numbers
    bumpers
    bottles
    pins
    it's such a crazy world out there

    •  Год назад +2

      Yes there are some similarities to all the variations of the running sports, short long distance, with w/o obstacles...
      Ball games by hand, foot, racket, bat bringing, shooting, throwing the ball, egg in to or over a goal, net, hoop, line with one or more players.
      Racing down the hill on snow, sand, asphalt with skiers, bob, skaters, ...
      And many more.
      So billiard has built out many local adaptations, with all having their captivity. Have you ever watched it where they play with bare hands. It is very very popular in Italy.

    • @NikolajLepka
      @NikolajLepka Год назад

      @ Yes absolutely, except when I talk about billiards to my friends anything they ever think of is 8-ball pool or maybe in a pinch snooker; if you say "ball game" to someone, they'll probably ask "which one?". It's sad, because there's just such a vast world of cue-sports out there the mainstream doesn't know about

    • @godjhaka7376
      @godjhaka7376 2 месяца назад

      @@NikolajLepka that's because standard humans are animals of habit, and monkey see monkey do. So they see 8ball at all the halls and that's all they play (the 99% of folk). Also that's where the money is because of it (same could be said of games with basket/foot balls, tennis balls etc differ variations just like pool).

  • @justicedemocrat9357
    @justicedemocrat9357 4 месяца назад +10

    That's got to be the hardest game ever invented

    • @godjhaka7376
      @godjhaka7376 2 месяца назад

      I don't see it that way. But I use heavy english and great cueball positioning like a Buddy hall or 1970-80's Earl Strickland. So I'd be great at this (learning this now along with balkline and other games)... 8ball and 9ball are too easy... banks and one pocket as well. This is something better.

  • @asenameric497
    @asenameric497 2 года назад +4

    A very good capsule information!

  • @feyza9223
    @feyza9223 2 года назад +10

    I thought I knew the basic rules but apparently I didn’t even know all of them… thanks for the fast and clear explanation!

    •  2 года назад

      Ok, now you know and when you give it a try and start playing?

    • @feyza9223
      @feyza9223 2 года назад

      @ It seems quite challenging! So I will need to wait till I have enough energy for it ;)

  • @calvinfoo
    @calvinfoo Год назад +24

    I can't even imagine how to play this game.

    • @godjhaka7376
      @godjhaka7376 2 месяца назад

      LOL your brain not wired for it then.

    • @patstar5
      @patstar5 Месяц назад

      My first trip to Korean my future brother in law took me to a pool hall because I wanted to play some pool. When I saw the table, mind blown lol

  • @djmistadrew70
    @djmistadrew70 Год назад +4

    Wow I never heard of this game. It looks very hard.

  • @Tmanaz480
    @Tmanaz480 3 месяца назад +3

    Helps you cultivate horse-sense, and a cool head and a keen eye.

  • @gulsemindogan5669
    @gulsemindogan5669 2 года назад +1

    Harika atışlar. Oğluşum renklendirmiş ortamı. Daha uzun olsa heyecanla izlerdim.

  • @JeremyHarany
    @JeremyHarany 2 месяца назад

    What a great game to learn! It'd help up your skills, big time.
    Ages ago someone taught me: warm up on a billiards table. Then, move to an 8-ball table. You'll CLEAN UP. And, he was RIGHT! Then I learned 3-ball pool, the rule being sink them in under 5 shots. Between those two 'practice' games, a bit of billiards, then some 3-ball - you'd be amazed at how well your 8-ball game improves.
    3-cushion billiards would be similar - play for a bit, and your skills would, I bet, improve massively.

    •  2 месяца назад +1

      Yes, great point of view. You train basically cue ball control, which is fundamental for position play.

    • @godjhaka7376
      @godjhaka7376 2 месяца назад

      Yes, and that's the same reason the "standard human" (99% of you) is a fan of Efren. It's his balkline/3-cushion experience that he brings to his pool game, same as Jeanette Lee (but she's female so no one idolizes her same as any women sports compared to men's sadly). They call efren the goat because of it though he has no goat record (think Michael Jordan, SVB, Earl Strickland etc... achievements no one else in the world holds or can beat, and actively tries to beat)

  • @murat_alp_yildiz
    @murat_alp_yildiz 2 года назад

    Super Video.
    With this video you can reach rest billions of the people who are not a Billard 🎱 nerd 🤓.

    •  2 года назад

      Thank you Alp.

  • @Rwaynejr1
    @Rwaynejr1 5 месяцев назад +3

    I I’ve been playing close to 30 years Here in America. I am pretty good. But the people that contacted they don’t want me to play because I’m so good. I thought they wanted some competition.

  • @MTCycling
    @MTCycling 4 месяца назад +1

    3 Cushion billiard is what makes Efren Bata Reyes so good in a regular billiard table.

    •  3 месяца назад +1

      Efren was initially playing 3 cushion, but switched to Pool for the better prize money. Also he had to use pseudonyms to hide his capabilities.

  • @azuralmusic
    @azuralmusic Год назад +3

    I used to be into snooker - to me pool looks easy (obviously I realize it isn't) and this looks very hard

    • @henriquebarroso4641
      @henriquebarroso4641 Год назад +2

      Agree with you, mate. Pool and snooker have diferent kinds of difficulty. Very hard, but different overall. This chushion billard seems just too hard.

  • @akanaydemir6984
    @akanaydemir6984 2 года назад

    Merhaba arkadaşlar
    Kanalınızı yeni keşfettim ve çok beğendim.Oldukça basit şekilde gösteriyorsunuz.Ben İstanbul'da Bilardo Max da oynuyorum.Çok şanslıyım zira bizim salonda Semih Saygıner, Tayfun Taşdemir,Murat Tüzül gibi şampiyonlar var.

    • @cemalcay1416
      @cemalcay1416 2 года назад

      Selamlar, kanala hos geldin. Yorumun icin cok tesekkürler. Ustalari yakindan izleyebilmek gercekten büyük bir sans. Kanalimizi nasil kesfettin?

    •  2 года назад +1

      Merhaba Akan. Çok memnun olfuk, teşekkürler. Büyük ustalarla beraber olmak çok büyük imkan. 2018 de Murat Naci Çoklu, Tayfun Taşdemir, Can Çapak, Birol Uymaz, Stuttgart da oynarken yanlarında bulunup sohbet ve idmanlarını izledik. Ama iyi oynamak malesef bulaşıcı değilmiş ☺️.
      Bir kaç video dy temel bilgiler tarzı içerik yapmayı düşünüyorum, ancak bir şeyi basit anlatmak, ve ayni anda eğlenceli bir video olması ilk tahmin ettiğimden zormuş. Kendimizi geliştirmek için çok iyi bir fırsat. Tabiki geri bildirimler bizim için çok degerli.
      Saygılar
      Ersin.

  • @Vlow52
    @Vlow52 Год назад +1

    Is playing 1st&2nd cushions, ball, 3nd cushion, ball legal?

    •  Год назад +1

      Yes it is legal. For example famous ambrella shot is in that pattern.

    • @Vlow52
      @Vlow52 Год назад

      @ thanks

  • @nobrain_z
    @nobrain_z Год назад

    Sir i have one doubt
    I memories 4 cushion trickshot but using spin ball change direction
    It's very difficult to memories can you tell me any tips
    I know spin using for cue ball change direction 😅 but
    Can you tell me any tips 🙏

    •  Год назад

      You can check out my new video, out today

  • @kong-ba-pao
    @kong-ba-pao 7 месяцев назад +1

    yes you definitely need bigger balls to play this

    •  6 месяцев назад

      If the balls are bigger, then ducking kisses will also be more difficult 😅🤗

  • @sunnysideup1910
    @sunnysideup1910 11 месяцев назад

    is the cue similar to regular cue?

    •  11 месяцев назад +1

      In principle yes. But somehow there are typical differences compared to pool cues.
      3 cushion cues are shorter 3cm , have 12 mm shaft, and the ferule is shorter. I think the shot speeds are higher and the balls are heavier, hence the shaft must be stronger.

  • @saschdukoff106
    @saschdukoff106 4 месяца назад +1

    I saw this type of billiard table in Michael Jackson’s beat it. Anyone else see what I am talking about?

    •  3 месяца назад +1

      Yes you are right. That's interesting that you have recognized that 🎉👍

  • @sambee8982
    @sambee8982 10 месяцев назад

    I feel that Carom Billiards is kinda boring because these tables don't have pockets and without the ball potting, it doesn't have it's charm.

    •  10 месяцев назад +2

      Yes, felt the same at the beginning, but now I enjoy 3 cushion. Main difference is, that one has to plan really much more than in pool. So pool has due to the simplicity much bigger potential for entertainment.

    • @sambee8982
      @sambee8982 10 месяцев назад +1

      @ It's funny how cushions are used as targets rather than pockets in Carom Billiards, well 3-Cushion at least; there are several different versions of Carom Billiards from what I know, but I still personally prefer English Billiards because that game has pockets, and the same table and equipment is also used for Snooker.

  • @JL-jh8yv
    @JL-jh8yv 2 года назад

    In 2:45 why it isn’t a point? The white hit both of the balls and the cushion 3 times

    •  2 года назад +1

      Before the ball 3 was hit, only 2 cushion were made. 1 cushion missing before Ball 3 hit.

    • @JL-jh8yv
      @JL-jh8yv 2 года назад

      @ ohh now I understand, thanks!

  • @scpk2246
    @scpk2246 Год назад

    Hey, the SCORING was not explained

    •  Год назад +3

      You are right😂, I have missed that. Thanks. Actually we play to target of scored points and number of innings. For example a short game would be 20 points or 25 innings.

  • @deepakpandey4357
    @deepakpandey4357 3 месяца назад

    After watching joe Rogan i ended up here

    •  3 месяца назад +1

      Enjoy the upgrade 😂

  • @patriciajrs46
    @patriciajrs46 4 месяца назад

    No thank you.

    •  4 месяца назад +2

      You're welcome