Super Easy Pool Banking System Its the rail not the diamonds that you should focus on.
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2020
- A couple of tips on banking for Billiards. Diamond ish system and mirror system. Some tip on English and banking. yes I know you'll never get those 13 minutes of your life back LOL.
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Motion sickness warning.
i just imagine a mirror on the rail . it will show me the pocket and i just need to aim the ball to the pocket in the mirror its very simple and it works
This was my secret too. Crazy to see someone else who uses it. It’s incredibly good for kicks. Full-ball hits majority of the time when shooting straight at the object ball’s reflection.
THE POCKETS NEVER MOVE. SO HOW CAN YOU AIM FOR A POCKET. ONE POCKET WILL ALWAYS BE OPPOSITE OF THE OTHER.
It always depends on the table/rails... you cannot use that system on a diamond table. You also have to hit with the right speed to get angle in equal to angle out. Across from the diamonds is also not geometrically correct, because if you use the diamond at the opening of the pocket like he suggested at the beginning, you need to account for the shift of the rest of the diamonds between the corner pocket and the side pocket... the diamond, one diamond from the side pocket would need to shift up aproximately 1/4 of an inch (it'a actually 1 1/8 inches divided by 4); the 2nd diamond would then have to shift about 1/2 inch closer to the side pocket and the 3rd diamond from the side pocket would need to shift 3/4 of an inch toward the side pocket... This would be required so that the points you aim at are the same whether you are banking to the side pocket or the corner pocket. Honestly, it's a lot easier if you simply aim through the diamonds with rolling cue ball. And the diamond near the corner pocket on the long rail is right along the edge of the bottom rail or the top rail... and the diamonds near the corner pocket on the short rails are right on the edge of the long rails. You just aim through the diamonds with rolling cue ball. You can't miss... so if you are banking a ball, you would have to put some draw on the cue ball to put top spin on the object ball, or hit a medium speed and let the ball pick up a natural roll. This does not work on diamond tables very well because they bank short. So you have to aim wider on a diamond table than you might expect. It's way easier to simply find the geometric angle using the diamonds and then adjusting for the table. Since aiming across from the diamonds really is going to only work in one direction banking short to the side pocket. If you do the exact same thing banking to the corner, you will bank wide. (This is why I said you would need to shift the diamonds closer to the side pocket to get the exact same results going both directions.) If you just aim through the diamonds, no shift is required... you simply make any adjustments based on the way the rails play. I used to do almost the exact same method this guy is showing in the video... it works well, but once you switch to aiming through the diamonds, banking becomes way more consistent in my honest opinion.
Wow... looks like diamonds are NOT the way to go, because of your very first observation. It also depends on ball spin as well. (I shoot hard though and am more than a bit unorthodox)(click my name). I throw balls off the rail to alter their bank angle in shots where the standard angle is blocked by other balls. My system, I came up with decades ago, works and one does it in one's head and zero math is needed. It goes as follows... Imagine your table surrounded by four other tables, one on each side and one on each end. On ANY ball out on the playfield of the live table, the angle to bank it to any pocket can be found by projecting a line from the ball to the rail of the live table into the pocket of the ghost table. That is the shot angle and contact point on the rail for a bank on the live table. So for a side pocket bank shot, draw a line from the ball, through the rail, and into the side pocket of the ghost table. That "straight shot" angle and contact point on the rail of the live table will result in a bank on the live table that goes one rail across. It also works with end rail banks. The result is very similar to the split the difference method, and actually matches what that method results in, but I found that it works very well and I do not need to walk up to the table and use my stick to map out angles, which to me is an embarrassing behavior. The table is two squares so projecting one more in any direction is easy and quick in one's mind. I see shot and bank angles as I walk up to the table though and shoot over a shot instead of down on my stick, So I am not your usual suspect.
Good video really, it'd be worth seeing you redo it using proper camera coverage on a tripod and overhead. You had excellent information that was dead on nuts useful. There's so much trash information about using the "diamond system" because most people pitching it don't understand the relationship of the diamonds to the banks, talking about "shooting through the cushion but adding/decreasing English", etc. The reality? The diamonds sit where they do in relation to the cushion because of the rail cloth, it'll be changed out at some point if the table gets enough use; no sense marking something that'll get worn and changed out. LOL! All these snake-oil salesman pitching this and that about how to shoot with the diamonds just gets ridiculous, so thanks for making a video that guides people that just don't know back to some simplicity.
i shoot with a jacoby KW 12.75 mm shaft,it shoots great for mankshots
Even when that's correct you still have cue ball variances on the object ball with center cue ball contact with your cue tip.Playing by feel and sight I have less success but better than most better players than myself who have way more knowledge of the game than myself.I prefer 10 over nine ball. Slopp is not good for anyone.😂
This is kicking info,,,,not the same for banking!
Same thing but you have to allow for cut induced english if you shot straight down the line it would bank the same speed being the same
We don’t have dots on our comp pool tables wtf do we do?!
Great information, but too much movement with the camera, not cool.
Hi Tim, watched your video. And ya I tried that about 20 years ago. It works, with a slow speed, but this is what i discovered 20 years ago too, it works too with a firm stroke after you offset it by 1 diamond perpendicularly. I made a video to show Dr Dave (if you are familiar with him)
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And we have the same table too, the Gold Crown IV, some say it's the best pool table ever made, which I agree of course
I dig the room and table.. Being an old fart myself, I don’t dig the education of the sucker class!..
This is a rhetorical question, so feel free not to answer it, but why?!..
Will you still need me... will you still feed me... when I'm 64?
Class?
Dig?
What are you, the buried corpse class? Sad to see a guy who thinks instruction on pool is like Bruce Lee giving away China's secret fighting techniques.
Very confusing the way you explain it.
I don't believe in using the diamonds, I bank by feel, because I just know the angles. You have to do it the way it works for you, all that matters is how many you make.
What you mean to say is that you have years of experience.
@@brucemiller1696 Yes, I do actually, but I have never used the diamonds. We do so many kinds of bank shots where using diamonds isn't even something you could do anyway. When a ball is touching the rail, you can't use diamonds, you simply have to know where to contact that ball,and when you are doing a multi-rail shot, which is much of what we do, and sometimes you're playing it to change directions and come back, the other way, diamonds are useless. Buddy I play with doesn't use them either and he is a dang good banker.
@@kellyhahn6145 you must have some kind of jedi force.
@@brucemiller1696 No, I'm nothing special. I've just practiced. It's really nothing more than practice, like most anything else. We showed a "Z" bank that we do into the side pocket, that changes directions after it contacts the second rail to a couple guys that play where we do ,a couple months back. I told Fred that if he could do it in 5 tries, I'd buy him a beer,. He did it on the third try. Scot was also able to do the shot. I think anyone who plays pool can be a great banker, if they just practice and they figure out the fundamentals of cue ball contact and how it influences the object ball.
@@brucemiller1696 I call that part "The Harlem Globe Trotter Effect". After all, how can a person hit that one, exact spot on a ball nine feet away with these mushy, non-precise animal bodies? How could he toss the ball in for a swish standing at the half court sideline with his back to the net, while talking to Howard Cosell? Examine my bank shots and you will see that experience is the key. I don't even touch the table on many of my shots. And I am not even left handed. ;-)
Kicking not Banking
*USELESS. WE SHOOT POOL WITH 2 BALLS. OBJECT AND CUE BALL, TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS. AND THIS BLANK BLANK SHOWING ONE BALL, TOTALLY USELESS IN POOL. THINK HE WAS JUST PLAYING AROUND INSTEAD MAKING REAL VIDEO SINCE THIS IS USELESS. OBJECT BALL AND CUE BALL ARE SEPARATED, SO HOW WOULD YOU CALCULATE, AND WHICH BALL?*
I would start with a remedial English grammar and composition course. At least, in your case, that is. Tiny home equals tiny brain? Damn, dude, that was all gibberish! Do you know what that word means?
This is good info up tp you to apply to game situations
Wrong camera set-up. It is in some kind of fish eye mode. Use linear. I designed a table way back in the '70s that had the markers out at the rail nose. In fact, all I did in drafting class was draw pool table segments. Pocket openings, etc. I was only 14 years old then. But in banking, I just "see" the angle and always had a knack for it. I can "see" if I need to open the angle up or close it back to make the shot and the all important keeping of the cue ball out of the shot path and out of a pocket part.
Dude, might want to spend some time thinking your explanation out before you make the vid, this is indicipherable. Oh, and they're called diamonds.
Are they called diamonds if they are round circles?
@@headholio they’re called diamonds.
@@headholio YES
Sorry to you and all of the co-responders, but they were once called spots. The cue stick was once called a club. To my knowledge there is no club of "we know shit and you don't" in any circle that starts with your attitude. You might want to spend some time learning actual historical facts before you make the vid comments. This is non-factual. Oh, and it is called diplomacy and being sociable. WTF are you, a sports bar TrumpTard?
Very disjointed.