NV B.75 - 30-degree-rule natural-angle examples, from VEPS III

[lohisc]

i did not know pool was this complex

[DrDaveBilliards]

@lohisc

The whole point of the video is: it is really simple (not complex) to figure out where the CB will go.

Trying to understand the physics and graph might be complex for some people, but that's just supporting stuff.

The "natural angle" and peace-sign technique are as about as simple as things can get.

Dr. Dave

[espresso747]

You know, I like this approach to pool, people overcomplicate things and I have had the best results and shots from the KISS principle. (keep it simple stupid.). Dr. Dave, I am a fan already and I just started watching the YouTube clips. Playing 8-ball with your nephew Ryan a few times, I have learned a lot from you through him. How much is your series? I'd like to order it to support your work.

[DrDaveBilliards]

@espresso747

I'm glad you like my stuff, and I'm glad Ryan has shared some of it with you.

The link to the website is in the video description. All of the ordering options and prices are listed there.

Good luck with your game,

Dr. Dave

[rickymewis1983]

what would be the carom angle on a stop shot it should stay consistent

[DrDaveBilliards]

@rickymewis1983

With a stun shot (AKA "a stop shot at an angle"), the carom angle is 90 degrees (i.e., the CB persists along the tangent line).

[GetMeThere1]

VERY useful stuff. Nice, clear examples. GREAT!

[DrDaveBilliards]

@GetMeThere1

Thanks! Please help spread the word about my stuff.