Creator of Hill Hill here! Can't tell you all how cool it is to see people engaging with this game. Hill Hill has humbled and helped me tremendously - and I have notoriously been AWFUL sticking with solo drills. Remember, the goal isn't to complete these runs once, it's to be comfortable completing them 8 out of 10 times. Thanks Drew and thank you to others for the support. Hope it helps you as much as it's helped me.
Hey, awesome! I gotta tell you, several people in my league bought them right after I showed them the cards. I can honestly say, I got it as a game to play with friends, not expecting it to be such a helpful training tool. Very cool to share it here in my small community on YT and see so many people also interested 💪🏼 Great work on it! The expansion is a whole ‘nother level too. Looking forward to what more you come up with 🤙🏼🤙🏼
So I have Projection Pro Billiards and the new stroke zone game over my table. The thing is drastically helping with two things 1: follow through. and 2: speed. the number of times I over run the target zone and have to drastically and I mean drastically slow down my shot is amazing.
That’s something I’ve noticed watching my own matches after the fact. When I’m playing well, I’m *typically* shooting most shots with much less pace. Not sure if that’s a direct comparison ha! But I feel you!! Projection looks very cool man!
@@drewvonporte It's pretty cool. I have it tied to poolbilliads.co and now the new strokezone. It's really helping cue ball control. Just need another life time of practice...
A lot of people have chimed in and told me that I’m NOT alone in HATING DRILLS! This is a good option for you then to keep you interested in your own practice and solving patterns based on how YOU like to play 💪🏼 Cheers, guys. Back to the matches next 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
I recorded some of my matches from shooting in Vegas. I have gone through a couple of them so far making diagrams of the shots that I missed looking for patterns. I'm now going to use them like this for practice! Thank you for the awesome idea!!
Just got these cards the other day, thanks for doing this video i had never heard of this game. I find it helps me keep running drills longer by forcing myself to do the full set of a color. Today i ran all blue and all red for my practice session. Most cards I ran on 1 try but the cards that gave me trouble really gave me trouble lol. Thanks for the good videos
I have heard of this game from others as well and just purchased it to play with my league mates on practice night because it can really be a better teacher than drills and more fun. It also helps to have an objective rather than just mindlessly playing heads up in practice. Pool is supposed to be fun so shout to this guy for creating this and you for bringing a little attention to it in the community. Great video,
Drew i heard you mention hill hill a couple times... but seeing this!!!... i just bought the expansion version... our condo association has 4 tables.... and this will be fun to introduce to our players as some are real good and love to practice.... Thanks for what you do ! Vince
Vince awesome! Maybe the pack will just stay in the pool room for people to tinker with!! It has become my favorite training tool of all time, honestly. Looking forward to hearing about feedback!
I'm glad you posted this video. I started watching your stream a few weeks ago and I heard you mentioned playing the hill-hill card game. And so I was like what? A card game for pool? Huh? So I googled it. Looked interesting. And I bought it on Amazon. It arrived a couple days ago. I didn't play any of the solo games, I just separated the Run cards and played through all of them. There is a nice mix of stuff to do. Yea the 1 level cards are easy although a couple of them gave me trouble the first time. I am in the camp of people who have trouble doing drills. That is not to say I don't do them, but a lot of times I don't know which ones I really want to do. I have drills that I do from Tor, Bert K., Phil Capelle, Niels, Henning, BU, etc. But with so many options I find it difficult to decide which ones to do today. So it is nice to just grab the deck and play a few. Thanks for educating me on this really cool way to practice.
I'm glad so many people are finding it useful. I am in the same boat, and have trouble getting to the efficiency portion of practice, and this helps get me there quickly without homework too.
if you don't mind a little advice, you should adopt a bit more of a pre-shot routine. you look like you aim as you are getting down on the shot a lot of the time. you don't take enough time to square up and get your body in line with the shot before getting down to shoot it. And here's some practice advice... Playing simple stop shots at various lengths will help all of your fundamentals. It will improve stance, pre-shot, and stroke all at once. They are boring as hell, but if you treat them with respect and realize every single one you shoot is a learning and honing opportunity they can actually be a lot of fun. Just take your time and treat each one like it's a winning 8 ball (or 9 ball) You'll be surprised how many you'll miss, but that's a good thing as it's a learning opportunity. That's the beauty of stop shots. You get immediate feedback on what went wrong. You will learn a ton. Also practice half ball hits (any shot that is 30 degrees). Between stop shots and half ball hits, that covers 95% of all shots in pool. Everything is just a slight variation/adjustment on those 2 shots. It simplifies the game tremendously. Have fun
It’s been 11 days since you posted this comment…. But the same day you posted this, I did this setup with the stop shots. Worked on pre-shot routine. It helped, a LOT. Just wanna say thanks!! You were right!
@@drewvonporte Glad to hear it. But don't practice too hard or you'll be a 9 before you know it. Then your team is screwed lol. I have a couple of easy to set up half ball hits for you to try. These are as important as stop shots because they are just like full ball hits. Which is to say you have an exact target to aim for (in this case the edge of the target ball). i.e. the guesswork of aiming is removed so you can concentrate on shooting straight and not estimating the angle of the shot. Once you get good at judging when a shot is near a half ball hit (which is extremely often) you'll be able to adjust your aim accordingly. 1) One is a spot shot: Put the ball on the spot and the cueball anywhere on the line between the spot and one of the back corner pockets. 2) A slightly easier shot to make: Imagine a line all the way down the length of the table 1 diamond over from either side. Place the ball on the line 2 diamonds up from the end rail and put the cueball anywhere you want on the line to shoot it in the corner. To make things go quicker mark the spots with a doughnut sticker or PROTIP: take your shaft and chalk the tip. Then use that to mark the table like a bingo marker lol. Makes great temporary marks that will last all practice session.
Ugg, the thought of serious practice with drills of any kind makes me wanna run. I'm like a 6 year old, can't stay still. So the really good player that mentors me got me throwing out 9 balls in any location I want and take ball in hand to try and run em out. If I miss, I start again. It is the closest I can get to "organized." That being said, I would like to play the card game with friends as it would be more like "competition" and not so much drilling. Thanks for the card game review!
It’s funny how many people are chiming in about HATING drills! That’s why this game had such a big impact for me! It keeps my attention, it really does!! Thanks Clutch ! 🤙🏼
Like I’ve said in the video, it just helps makes my practice time much more efficient, and gives me a reason to Want to play harder when I’m alone. I highly recommend! Thanks for the feedback!
Do the "solutions" for these runouts exist anywhere? If not this would be great content for your channel Drew. As a lower skill level player, I find even the yellow cards challenging. I can usually figure out something that works, but I wonder if it's really the best plan.
I noticed that you have a lot of slight head movement going on throughout the stroke. Try keeping your head dead still thru the follow thru. Tgis will dramatically increase your consistency and precision and you will STOP MISSING those easy shots. Lemme know if this helps you. Peace
So I’ve heard my pal Anthony, @OntheSnap on YT, talk about head movement, but I didn’t think much of it. Never heard or thought about it. I’m going to be working on one of my matches today to release soon and I will look more at this. That would be amazing to find something simple that I was never taught to help my game 🥹
My rail shot practice drill was putting all 15 balls frozen randomly on each rail around the table. Then the cue ball randomly on the table as the starting point. The object is to make (all) 15 rail shots, in no particular order, without missing a shot or bumping another ball off the rail. No combos. Which I regularly accomplished after a few tries. As soon as I miss a ball or bump a ball off a rail I reset back to 15 balls. "Practice Makes perfect" they say.
anytime you practice like this, if you miss, shoot the next ball to reinforce in your mind making the balls, or set up the last miss then shoot and make it. the made ball has to stick in your mind for confidence otherwise your mind has a missed ball stuck in it. ever notice after league night the missed shots haint you but the 5 perfect shots leading up to it dont?
You’re totally right, they do haunt you… If it’s a ball I feel I should make, then I will play it a few times. BUT- when I practice with the cards, I usually lose/miss because my shape sucked. So I reset it back up, and find the error in the shape. Sometimes I mis-shape it 5x in a row, and realize I’m choosing a hard pattern. Reset it back up, go a different route, and realize 💡
You should definitely stick with the no combo rule, cause some of these pattern like whatever that one at 6:40 is is a common pattern in regular pool, and not all of the balls are yours, so you definitely should not learn how to play combos with that one. Although when it's you opponents ball in the corner, then you need to figure it out.
I have *somewhat* strayed from my own combo rule… mainly for the card “Butcher’s Mouth”, not the one you point out. THAT one, yes, I prefer using the practice to shape each of those separately. With Butcher’s Mouth, it’s all too congested, so I make sure to control a specific combo to start the runout… which is also important for a reg game of 8-ball!! Thanks for this feedback!! 👊🏼👊🏼
To handicap Hill-Hill matches with lower ranked opponents (or to make a specific setup harder while practicing) , especially with setups where moving balls is frowned upon, you might want to repeat each shot a predetermined number of times (2, 3 or 4) and use the worst position of the cue ball from those attempts as the starting point for the next shot. Of course if you miss any, the run is over. This is based on the Demetrius Jelatis ‘3x Drill' demonstrated by Nate Tam in this 6 minute UA-cam video: ua-cam.com/video/-Q_qljeB6vI/v-deo.html
I know you're not a rotation player by preference, but you could play these drills as rotation and have different order of the balls to make them even harder.
Very true…. It’s been helping a ton with shot selection and patterns, so a little different with that. If you’re watching, you can tell I don’t NEED it any harder 😅😅😂
@@drewvonporte 🤣All practice is good practice! I played for the first time in a while the other day and it was like I had never held a cue before. I signed up for a 9 ball league in NYC and I think I overestimated my handicap level going off my recent play.
@@drewvonporte It came as a shock to me that I wasn't better than Joshua Filler when I was playing while soaking wet after walking to the pool hall in a rain deluge and I was using a house cue with no glove.
Interesting...a card game. Try 8 ball (break head on), I started doing this years ago prior to seeing players play those x pattern drills. Anyway, it's the same concept as the x pattern, but always try coming back to center or within a relative area. Run out like it's ping pong full table, each shot switching sides. It's really interesting to try versus how you'd normally logically run out with blockers. Also...give 14.1 another try, I surprised myself after trying that. Personally, I get bored real quick trying drills...in my mind there's not much to figure out...in turn least for me turning into boredom. The L drill though that one trying to get better with speed control, fun...but I tend to take it potentially a bit too far/too hard on myself.
I will give that a try for practice… Yes, the L-Drill makes me crazy!! And I hate drills… which is why playing these little cards is something that has helped me a TON! Keeps me focused and really wanting to beat it 💪🏼
@@drewvonporte Yeah it does. However the local sites don't have it and while the com does ship to EU shipping cost and customs add up. But lets' see, I may get it anyway.
Hello Drew hope your doing good, I have some advice, I noticed your stroke needs some work and you don't really have any follow through on your shots, I am not saying I am better or anything like that just trying to help.
Hey man, it does not take a fargo 650 to recognize fundamentals! Personally, I know that I don’t follow-through a lot for certain shots… and I don’t know if that’s how one should play 😅 I’m gonna take a look back at this video now that you said something though, and look for it. Thank you for watching and your input!!
I can’t practice for more than an hr If I’m not in action within an hr after starting to practice I just go home Pool is made to bet something not play for fun 😂
Ya lost so many people there. I use pool as part of a memory skill, with my epilepsy. Not gambling, sounds like people play for different reasons. I also love the game and patterns
@@drewvonporte oh so you can love the game and love to gamble at it at the same time Tell that to all the pros on tour They make most of their money gambling still
Creator of Hill Hill here! Can't tell you all how cool it is to see people engaging with this game. Hill Hill has humbled and helped me tremendously - and I have notoriously been AWFUL sticking with solo drills.
Remember, the goal isn't to complete these runs once, it's to be comfortable completing them 8 out of 10 times. Thanks Drew and thank you to others for the support. Hope it helps you as much as it's helped me.
Hey, awesome! I gotta tell you, several people in my league bought them right after I showed them the cards.
I can honestly say, I got it as a game to play with friends, not expecting it to be such a helpful training tool. Very cool to share it here in my small community on YT and see so many people also interested 💪🏼
Great work on it! The expansion is a whole ‘nother level too. Looking forward to what more you come up with 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Just purchased them
Guys, first time making a “Premiere” video 😅Didn’t realize it uploads as a Live video ha!
So I have Projection Pro Billiards and the new stroke zone game over my table. The thing is drastically helping with two things 1: follow through. and 2: speed. the number of times I over run the target zone and have to drastically and I mean drastically slow down my shot is amazing.
That’s something I’ve noticed watching my own matches after the fact. When I’m playing well, I’m *typically* shooting most shots with much less pace.
Not sure if that’s a direct comparison ha! But I feel you!! Projection looks very cool man!
@@drewvonporte It's pretty cool. I have it tied to poolbilliads.co and now the new strokezone. It's really helping cue ball control. Just need another life time of practice...
Dont we all 🥲
A lot of people have chimed in and told me that I’m NOT alone in HATING DRILLS!
This is a good option for you then to keep you interested in your own practice and solving patterns based on how YOU like to play 💪🏼
Cheers, guys. Back to the matches next 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
I recorded some of my matches from shooting in Vegas. I have gone through a couple of them so far making diagrams of the shots that I missed looking for patterns. I'm now going to use them like this for practice! Thank you for the awesome idea!!
@@SarahShootsPool thats awesome! Make your own cards so theyre on the fly!!
@drewvonporte a great idea so they fit in my pool case! Thanks again!
Just got these cards the other day, thanks for doing this video i had never heard of this game. I find it helps me keep running drills longer by forcing myself to do the full set of a color. Today i ran all blue and all red for my practice session. Most cards I ran on 1 try but the cards that gave me trouble really gave me trouble lol. Thanks for the good videos
I have heard of this game from others as well and just purchased it to play with my league mates on practice night because it can really be a better teacher than drills and more fun. It also helps to have an objective rather than just mindlessly playing heads up in practice. Pool is supposed to be fun so shout to this guy for creating this and you for bringing a little attention to it in the community. Great video,
It’s a lot of fun. The expansion is DEF harder, though the original pack is no slouch
Drew i heard you mention hill hill a couple times... but seeing this!!!... i just bought the expansion version... our condo association has 4 tables.... and this will be fun to introduce to our players as some are real good and love to practice.... Thanks for what you do ! Vince
Vince awesome! Maybe the pack will just stay in the pool room for people to tinker with!!
It has become my favorite training tool of all time, honestly. Looking forward to hearing about feedback!
I'm glad you posted this video. I started watching your stream a few weeks ago and I heard you mentioned playing the hill-hill card game. And so I was like what? A card game for pool? Huh? So I googled it. Looked interesting. And I bought it on Amazon. It arrived a couple days ago. I didn't play any of the solo games, I just separated the Run cards and played through all of them. There is a nice mix of stuff to do. Yea the 1 level cards are easy although a couple of them gave me trouble the first time. I am in the camp of people who have trouble doing drills. That is not to say I don't do them, but a lot of times I don't know which ones I really want to do. I have drills that I do from Tor, Bert K., Phil Capelle, Niels, Henning, BU, etc. But with so many options I find it difficult to decide which ones to do today. So it is nice to just grab the deck and play a few. Thanks for educating me on this really cool way to practice.
I'm glad so many people are finding it useful. I am in the same boat, and have trouble getting to the efficiency portion of practice, and this helps get me there quickly without homework too.
if you don't mind a little advice, you should adopt a bit more of a pre-shot routine. you look like you aim as you are getting down on the shot a lot of the time. you don't take enough time to square up and get your body in line with the shot before getting down to shoot it.
And here's some practice advice... Playing simple stop shots at various lengths will help all of your fundamentals. It will improve stance, pre-shot, and stroke all at once. They are boring as hell, but if you treat them with respect and realize every single one you shoot is a learning and honing opportunity they can actually be a lot of fun. Just take your time and treat each one like it's a winning 8 ball (or 9 ball) You'll be surprised how many you'll miss, but that's a good thing as it's a learning opportunity. That's the beauty of stop shots. You get immediate feedback on what went wrong. You will learn a ton.
Also practice half ball hits (any shot that is 30 degrees). Between stop shots and half ball hits, that covers 95% of all shots in pool. Everything is just a slight variation/adjustment on those 2 shots. It simplifies the game tremendously.
Have fun
It’s been 11 days since you posted this comment…. But the same day you posted this, I did this setup with the stop shots. Worked on pre-shot routine. It helped, a LOT.
Just wanna say thanks!! You were right!
@@drewvonporte Glad to hear it. But don't practice too hard or you'll be a 9 before you know it. Then your team is screwed lol.
I have a couple of easy to set up half ball hits for you to try. These are as important as stop shots because they are just like full ball hits. Which is to say you have an exact target to aim for (in this case the edge of the target ball). i.e. the guesswork of aiming is removed so you can concentrate on shooting straight and not estimating the angle of the shot. Once you get good at judging when a shot is near a half ball hit (which is extremely often) you'll be able to adjust your aim accordingly.
1) One is a spot shot: Put the ball on the spot and the cueball anywhere on the line between the spot and one of the back corner pockets.
2) A slightly easier shot to make: Imagine a line all the way down the length of the table 1 diamond over from either side. Place the ball on the line 2 diamonds up from the end rail and put the cueball anywhere you want on the line to shoot it in the corner.
To make things go quicker mark the spots with a doughnut sticker or PROTIP: take your shaft and chalk the tip. Then use that to mark the table like a bingo marker lol. Makes great temporary marks that will last all practice session.
Ugg, the thought of serious practice with drills of any kind makes me wanna run. I'm like a 6 year old, can't stay still. So the really good player that mentors me got me throwing out 9 balls in any location I want and take ball in hand to try and run em out. If I miss, I start again. It is the closest I can get to "organized." That being said, I would like to play the card game with friends as it would be more like "competition" and not so much drilling. Thanks for the card game review!
It’s funny how many people are chiming in about HATING drills! That’s why this game had such a big impact for me! It keeps my attention, it really does!!
Thanks Clutch ! 🤙🏼
definitely gonna grab this. usually I either work on shots I have trouble with or just play 9 ball because i feel 9 ball helps me with my 8 ball game.
Like I’ve said in the video, it just helps makes my practice time much more efficient, and gives me a reason to Want to play harder when I’m alone.
I highly recommend! Thanks for the feedback!
@@drewvonporte you're welcome
Great game! I’m definitely buying this. Do a couple more videos with this game 🙏🏽
Hm. Maybe I will!
Do the "solutions" for these runouts exist anywhere? If not this would be great content for your channel Drew. As a lower skill level player, I find even the yellow cards challenging. I can usually figure out something that works, but I wonder if it's really the best plan.
I noticed that you have a lot of slight head movement going on throughout the stroke. Try keeping your head dead still thru the follow thru. Tgis will dramatically increase your consistency and precision and you will STOP MISSING those easy shots. Lemme know if this helps you. Peace
So I’ve heard my pal Anthony, @OntheSnap on YT, talk about head movement, but I didn’t think much of it. Never heard or thought about it.
I’m going to be working on one of my matches today to release soon and I will look more at this. That would be amazing to find something simple that I was never taught to help my game 🥹
@drewvonporte U will notice those easy shots u were missing will start going in 💯 % of the time.....
@@HillbillyIslandLife Im getting too loose! Okay, I’m gonna work on this man
My rail shot practice drill was putting all 15 balls frozen randomly on each rail around the table. Then the cue ball randomly on the table as the starting point. The object is to make (all) 15 rail shots, in no particular order, without missing a shot or bumping another ball off the rail. No combos. Which I regularly accomplished after a few tries. As soon as I miss a ball or bump a ball off a rail I reset back to 15 balls. "Practice Makes perfect" they say.
That sounds incredibly challenging!!!!!!
I get bored with drills, too. I'm gonna pick this one up.
This has made my practice sessions so much more productive, can’t recommend it enough if you fall into my category of hating drills 😅
anytime you practice like this, if you miss, shoot the next ball to reinforce in your mind making the balls, or set up the last miss then shoot and make it. the made ball has to stick in your mind for confidence otherwise your mind has a missed ball stuck in it. ever notice after league night the missed shots haint you but the 5 perfect shots leading up to it dont?
You’re totally right, they do haunt you…
If it’s a ball I feel I should make, then I will play it a few times. BUT- when I practice with the cards, I usually lose/miss because my shape sucked. So I reset it back up, and find the error in the shape. Sometimes I mis-shape it 5x in a row, and realize I’m choosing a hard pattern. Reset it back up, go a different route, and realize 💡
Practicing the 6 pointed star will help with the Drift II or similar Runs.
Ill have to look that one up! I was doing the drift one wrong, for sure. Re-watching it hurts 🥴
You should definitely stick with the no combo rule, cause some of these pattern like whatever that one at 6:40 is is a common pattern in regular pool, and not all of the balls are yours, so you definitely should not learn how to play combos with that one. Although when it's you opponents ball in the corner, then you need to figure it out.
I have *somewhat* strayed from my own combo rule… mainly for the card “Butcher’s Mouth”, not the one you point out. THAT one, yes, I prefer using the practice to shape each of those separately.
With Butcher’s Mouth, it’s all too congested, so I make sure to control a specific combo to start the runout… which is also important for a reg game of 8-ball!!
Thanks for this feedback!! 👊🏼👊🏼
@7:45 there was a ghost? black moved on it's own lol
……. !!!!
I never saw that?!…. It wasn’t even like I was touching the table at that moment…..
w e i r d ….
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Of course! It’s great for pre-league or pre-tourney too, to get you into stroke fast 🤙🏼
Hows Butcher's Mouth - III with out combos? :)
Yea. Tricky one.
V tricky……… Above my level [CLEARLY] 😂
I run 9 ball racks with speed for nerve and match practice.....Try it. It works
I will ! 🫡
I enjoy the game a lot but it’s difficult to get my ppl to play the game
To handicap Hill-Hill matches with lower ranked opponents (or to make a specific setup harder while practicing) , especially with setups where moving balls is frowned upon, you might want to repeat each shot a predetermined number of times (2, 3 or 4) and use the worst position of the cue ball from those attempts as the starting point for the next shot. Of course if you miss any, the run is over. This is based on the Demetrius Jelatis ‘3x Drill' demonstrated by Nate Tam in this 6 minute UA-cam video: ua-cam.com/video/-Q_qljeB6vI/v-deo.html
Hey thats not a bad idea!
I’ll check that out Lewis !!
I know you're not a rotation player by preference, but you could play these drills as rotation and have different order of the balls to make them even harder.
Very true…. It’s been helping a ton with shot selection and patterns, so a little different with that.
If you’re watching, you can tell I don’t NEED it any harder 😅😅😂
@@drewvonporte 🤣All practice is good practice!
I played for the first time in a while the other day and it was like I had never held a cue before. I signed up for a 9 ball league in NYC and I think I overestimated my handicap level going off my recent play.
@@JamesPlaysPool 🤣🤣🤣 Your UA-camCommenterFargo didn't translate?!?! Welcome back to the game man! That's awesome
@@drewvonporte It came as a shock to me that I wasn't better than Joshua Filler when I was playing while soaking wet after walking to the pool hall in a rain deluge and I was using a house cue with no glove.
@@JamesPlaysPool 😱😱😱….. 😂😂
Interesting...a card game. Try 8 ball (break head on), I started doing this years ago prior to seeing players play those x pattern drills. Anyway, it's the same concept as the x pattern, but always try coming back to center or within a relative area. Run out like it's ping pong full table, each shot switching sides. It's really interesting to try versus how you'd normally logically run out with blockers. Also...give 14.1 another try, I surprised myself after trying that. Personally, I get bored real quick trying drills...in my mind there's not much to figure out...in turn least for me turning into boredom. The L drill though that one trying to get better with speed control, fun...but I tend to take it potentially a bit too far/too hard on myself.
I will give that a try for practice…
Yes, the L-Drill makes me crazy!! And I hate drills… which is why playing these little cards is something that has helped me a TON! Keeps me focused and really wanting to beat it 💪🏼
@@drewvonporte There's 1 drill I'd like to try but omfg is it intense. Keep at it though, seem like you really enjoy the game.
Unfortunately it isn't available from a Europe based shop.
Amazon doesn’t deliver to the UK?! 🤯
@@drewvonporte Yeah it does. However the local sites don't have it and while the com does ship to EU shipping cost and customs add up. But lets' see, I may get it anyway.
@@drewvonporte Ok got it now and don't regret the importing effort - it's worth it, thanks for showing this to us.
Bought this game because you mentioned it!
Wow look at this. He oughtta send me Volume 3 on the house 😂
Straight pool rule of thumb is shoot the balls on the rail first.
I definitely missed that lesson :/..... this game taught me it organically...
How much is hill hill cards
I don’t remember? Check out Amazon!
or 8 ball...half the table long ways then the other or up table/down table.
Good video👍
Thanks!!
the L drill is the absolute bane of my existence
Dude THANK YOU!!!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hello Drew hope your doing good, I have some advice, I noticed your stroke needs some work and you don't really have any follow through on your shots, I am not saying I am better or anything like that just trying to help.
Hey man, it does not take a fargo 650 to recognize fundamentals! Personally, I know that I don’t follow-through a lot for certain shots… and I don’t know if that’s how one should play 😅
I’m gonna take a look back at this video now that you said something though, and look for it.
Thank you for watching and your input!!
great vid
Thanks! I couldn’t make this video fast enough after I discovered this card game. It’s helped my position play so much.
It's a humbling game! There are no easy shots in pool.
100%!!
I can’t practice for more than an hr If I’m not in action within an hr after starting to practice I just go home Pool is made to bet something not play for fun 😂
Slippery slope mang… sounds like you lost the battle and the real passion for the game 🫠 we all love money! Nothing passionate about that!
Ya lost so many people there. I use pool as part of a memory skill, with my epilepsy. Not gambling, sounds like people play for different reasons. I also love the game and patterns
@@drewvonporte oh so you can love the game and love to gamble at it at the same time Tell that to all the pros on tour They make most of their money gambling still
are you missing on purpose? lol
Ha! I admitted to not practicing well! I like to think I wouldn't miss these 8-balls in a match, but annoying when it happens in practice!
Cards seem like a good idea. But your pool game is @$$. 😂🤣
Thanks man! I appreciate that!
How much is hill hill cards
I don’t remember? Check out Amazon!