Gg. One thing I wonder at is with banking skill, kicking should be no problem. But this generation still love their gimmicky jump cues. I like Derby city rules for barring the gimmick cues. Full cue jumps. Look at Reyes' record and you can count the number of times he jumped with full cue on one hand.
In all seriousness, I don't know. I assume it's like one pocket, where if you run all the balls on the table, but you need more to win, and balls are owed, they are then spotted and you can keep shooting.
Awesome shots !!!!
Thanks for the broadcast. Kevin and Sherry you do a great job!
Gg. One thing I wonder at is with banking skill, kicking should be no problem. But this generation still love their gimmicky jump cues. I like Derby city rules for barring the gimmick cues. Full cue jumps. Look at Reyes' record and you can count the number of times he jumped with full cue on one hand.
There's 3 super secret methods that I've heard of used to fire balls in banking like they do. 1. Practice 2. Practice 3. Practice ; )
They need to change the color of the five ball.
What happens if u make 5 balls on the break?
You get a lot of dirty looks from your opponent
In all seriousness, I don't know. I assume it's like one pocket, where if you run all the balls on the table, but you need more to win, and balls are owed, they are then spotted and you can keep shooting.
I was wondering where Justin Bergman disappeared to. He did a Mike Deschaine on us.
He plays a lot of regional tournaments.
What are "Elephant Balls"?
www.brunswickbilliards.com/gifts-and-accessories/elephant-beautiful-balls
How about Justin “ The Inspector “ Bergman? Since he inspects every available shot on the table.
.Good commentators' first, learn the correct pronunciation of players names.
boring