For the most in depth information on analyzing racks and break strategy check out Joe Tucker’s Racking Secrets DVDs at PoolDawg: www.pooldawg.com/category/billiards-instructional-dvds-and-cds
Your video is always a surprising gem. If I could be so lucky to have a chance to attend your lesson, it would be my greatest blessing in my billiard life. I have always supported and, from the bottom of my heart, will be supporting you.💪
Thanks Florian, I knew some of the methods for breaking the 8-9 ball rack. the 10 ball break from my point of view is similar to the 8 ball break. I still learned a lot. thanks once again for sharing important information!!!!
Racking has always been the most important shot in pool. Now with template racks and all balls being the same size(wasn’t always the case) the break has became almost too important. Who breaks the best wins at the highest level now so more than ever. Also who has the best racking technique-unfortunately. Rack mechanics have forever changed pool. If your break isn’t working you aren’t winning. Nice video Florian Fatboy Approved
Wow, this is exactly what i have been looking for! My break surely needs to improve. My wife even got me a 25 oz. break cue for St. Patrick's day from Pool Dawg. I need a little extra because of my limited usage right arm and have more time being sheltered at home and having been laid off my day job.
Omg Florian best content regarding breaks ever! I am so excited to learn all the new stuff but at the same time frustrated since you just revealed all the secrets I found through years of games.
Great video, really helpful. Could have used a section on 9-ball golden breaks. Also wondering why you decided to film this one in a pool club when you have multiple tables at home... :-)
Nice video Florian keep up the great work. Unfortunately this virus has us on lock down and can't go shoot anywhere. We just finished our session for Monday apa when our state shut business down for the virus. How's things in Vegas? Next time I'm out that way gonna have to find a pool hall instead of a bar with shit tables.
Ive always been curious as to why some tournaments you must rack 9 on the spot. What is the reason behind that and does that change how you would break?
In the first 8ball rack there is a problem. The rules specifies that one ball from each group of seven will be on the two lower corners of the triangle. But in the first rack there are two stripes in lower corners :D
@ 1:30 what kind of cameraman moves the camera away from the rack he is aiming at just as he hits the ball? How are we supposed to see the break? Why ?
Depending on the league you playing. Each have a rule set for that particular league. If playing with friends or for a table at the bar or pool hall, having a set of rules to follow is what determines.
@@VenomTrickshotsOfficial Dont necessarily have to jump over a ball every time. If the table is open, you can just get some arc on the cue ball, but you do have to make it go airborne for every shot
Well, at least my game. I call it "Bank in, bank out, bank 8". One must bank the first shot of their chosen rank, their last shot just before the 8 and the 8 as well. Sad part is that in a bar folks are too buzzed to remember and drunken 8 ball fights ensue :-) (naaahh). Try this shot for a hard shot...
Could you do a video showing us how you do all the different grips? Closed, opened, on the side of the table. All the different grips that you would need to use in different scenarios in a pool game. Thanks Venom! I love all you’re videos and they really help me advance my game. Keep up the good work!
@ham and cheese thank you, I thought now's the time. 6 month 1 year isolation, and come out like a demon at the next pool season in my pub league. Plus it will be good to see friends still one at a time and have a beer and a game of pool
having spaces between racked balls is a misrack and can be called out and is why pros look at "the gaps" because if there are any they can call a re-rack... intentionally creating a gap would be against most leagues rules...
Btw you can win the game 9-ball by hitting with a lot of top spin on this game Pure Pool and lift your cue stick a bit so you can hit the 1 ball and automatically win it doesn't always work though
10 ball is a rotation game like 9-ball, but with called shots, and at least at the professional level now, no early 10 ball, as in if it is made on a combination it is respotted.
It sucks! But when I do play, I play Corona Style. I do not even touch the table. I can't believe how good phone cameras are... That is a VERY hard shot. Getting the cue ball to come off the second rail and hit the 8 in is near impossible. Try it when you get back to a table. The two included pics lay out the shot.
For the most in depth information on analyzing racks and break strategy check out Joe Tucker’s Racking Secrets DVDs at PoolDawg: www.pooldawg.com/category/billiards-instructional-dvds-and-cds
Excellent quick overview of important breaking techniques by one of the best!
Your video is always a surprising gem. If I could be so lucky to have a chance to attend your lesson, it would be my greatest blessing in my billiard life.
I have always supported and, from the bottom of my heart, will be supporting you.💪
Great video Venom! Really found the tips useful and will adapt it to my game a little bit!
Your English is perfect.. and it’s joy listening to you. Hugs from bohemian forest .
Thank you Venom and Pool Dawg...
If you get a chance, can you also talk about the 9 ball cut break trying to make the 1 in the side? Pretty important for many tournaments.
How to increase force of cue ball and what hand bridge we should use.
Please make a video with it. :)
Thanks Florian, I knew some of the methods for breaking the 8-9 ball rack. the 10 ball break from my point of view is similar to the 8 ball break. I still learned a lot. thanks once again for sharing important information!!!!
Love your talent and brraking the game down to a science. Always loved your videos for years! Good on you buddy
In 9 ball do you recommend breaking from the loose side of the rack or the opposite side ?
Racking has always been the most important shot in pool.
Now with template racks and all balls being the same size(wasn’t always the case) the break has became almost too important.
Who breaks the best wins at the highest level now so more than ever. Also who has the best racking technique-unfortunately. Rack mechanics have forever changed pool.
If your break isn’t working you aren’t winning.
Nice video Florian
Fatboy Approved
Thanks my friend!!
@@VenomTrickshotsOfficial hi master
Wow, this is exactly what i have been looking for! My break surely needs to improve. My wife even got me a 25 oz. break cue for St. Patrick's day from Pool Dawg.
I need a little extra because of my limited usage right arm and have more time being sheltered at home and having been laid off my day job.
Is there any breaking tips for english 8 ball because i really want to master my break in english 8 ball aka uk 8 ball
Love to see him shoot opens and tourneys, he can actually shoot too
Florian do you ever compete in the big tournaments?
Florian............
You r the greatest of the greatest
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Omg Florian best content regarding breaks ever! I am so excited to learn all the new stuff but at the same time frustrated since you just revealed all the secrets I found through years of games.
Good stuff, as always! Where did you film this?
Venom u r so goooodd!!!
That's why the BreakRAK is so great. It's a training tool for the Break Shot. It's been around for 20 years now...
I think this gonna help me for today's game.by the way, those people behind didn't you? don't they know you?
Great video, really helpful. Could have used a section on 9-ball golden breaks.
Also wondering why you decided to film this one in a pool club when you have multiple tables at home... :-)
Nice video Florian keep up the great work. Unfortunately this virus has us on lock down and can't go shoot anywhere. We just finished our session for Monday apa when our state shut business down for the virus. How's things in Vegas? Next time I'm out that way gonna have to find a pool hall instead of a bar with shit tables.
Ive always been curious as to why some tournaments you must rack 9 on the spot. What is the reason behind that and does that change how you would break?
You need an overhead perspective for the breaks, adding the predicted tracks to see if you're correct.
Thank you for sharing I do appreciate it. I learned something new
Thanks great tips 👊🏻
What is on the ONE pocket brakes ?
super vidéo, très impatient pour les autres!
In the first 8ball rack there is a problem. The rules specifies that one ball from each group of seven will be on the two lower corners of the triangle. But in the first rack there are two stripes in lower corners :D
@ 1:30 what kind of cameraman moves the camera away from the rack he is aiming at just as he hits the ball? How are we supposed to see the break? Why ?
Does it mean you loose the game if you pot the 8 ball on break in 8 ball? What are the rules with that? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
Depending on the league you playing. Each have a rule set for that particular league. If playing with friends or for a table at the bar or pool hall, having a set of rules to follow is what determines.
What/who makes is the rack system used here (the precisely placed donuts) ?
Weird challenge since we're about to have so much time at home here in the States...I would like to see an 8-ball runout using only jump shots
Ouch that would be rough
@@VenomTrickshotsOfficial Dont necessarily have to jump over a ball every time. If the table is open, you can just get some arc on the cue ball, but you do have to make it go airborne for every shot
Well, at least my game. I call it "Bank in, bank out, bank 8". One must bank the first shot of their chosen rank, their last shot just before the 8 and the 8 as well. Sad part is that in a bar folks are too buzzed to remember and drunken 8 ball fights ensue :-) (naaahh). Try this shot for a hard shot...
Great video
Lookes like u will HIT 1M SUBS
Could you do a video showing us how you do all the different grips? Closed, opened, on the side of the table. All the different grips that you would need to use in different scenarios in a pool game. Thanks Venom! I love all you’re videos and they really help me advance my game. Keep up the good work!
What shaft is that at the end of the video ?? is that a mezz ??? or meuci ??
In ten ball the 2and 3 ball have to be on the corners
You can´t win a break if you sink the 8 ball on the break? That´s not officaly?
Can't play cause of quarantine 😭
same
I'm about to buy one
@ham and cheese thank you, I thought now's the time. 6 month 1 year isolation, and come out like a demon at the next pool season in my pub league. Plus it will be good to see friends still one at a time and have a beer and a game of pool
@ham and cheese where abouts in Australia are you ? I'm in qld
8-ball at 0:30
Does exist an explication how to make a golden break at 9 ball or it's just about how lucky you are?
There is, but only if the balls aren't prfectly frozen together.
If you are hitting the white ball at the top, why does it put on the graph that we give in the center? 1:30
It does show high, but only by about a fifth of a cue tip. Minimally above the centerline will apply just the right amount of spin.
hi, do you have a video "tha nine ball in the spot"
this place looks familiar!
having spaces between racked balls is a misrack and can be called out and is why pros look at "the gaps" because if there are any they can call a re-rack... intentionally creating a gap would be against most leagues rules...
Btw you can win the game 9-ball by hitting with a lot of top spin on this game Pure Pool and lift your cue stick a bit so you can hit the 1 ball and automatically win it doesn't always work though
Plz have nice replies Plz thank you
@Bill Pii it does but only takes a lot of skill to do it & you need to hit the cue ball with as much power as you can.
The for the reply Bill Pii
Thanks for the reply
How do you play 10 ball? This is the first I am hearing about this game.
10 ball is a rotation game like 9-ball, but with called shots, and at least at the professional level now, no early 10 ball, as in if it is made on a combination it is respotted.
Around here that first rack isnt regulatory. Back corner balls have to be different kind.
Isn't it technically against the rules for the referee to respot the rack without all of them touching?
You win the rack if the 8 goes in ? I thought you have to break new
In my league you respot the 8 ball, but you continue.
Depends on the rules being played... APA rules, you win instantly; BCA rules, you re-spot the 8.
1 ball here, 2 ball there 3 ball here 4 ball here 5 ball there, cue ball goes 1,2,3 hit the 6
Y para los que no sabemos inglés?
The break is like your trick shots....they always don't happen the way you want them too!!!!!
7ball?
Josh send me
use these techniques in real game scene bro
Is just how lucky u are
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thanks to stupid Corona all pool halls are closed....so i cant even practice these!! dammit
It sucks! But when I do play, I play Corona Style. I do not even touch the table. I can't believe how good phone cameras are... That is a VERY hard shot. Getting the cue ball to come off the second rail and hit the 8 in is near impossible. Try it when you get back to a table. The two included pics lay out the shot.
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I dont evean play pool...
Way to show the whole table on the first break
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