How deep screw works

[FishFeeler]

lol deep screw

[Ac3Saint]

Never a push shot lol, are you guys blind? Any shot in slow motion looks like this - the whole point of how they get so much power and movement on the ball is pushing right through it on contact - for it to be a push shot it would need to CLEARLY lose contact with the cueball then make contact a second time.

[thanutjay]

I think that was a push shot

[KoivuTheHab]

Does anyone else see a push shot here? I think it looks rather suspicious...

[ProdigyKimXP]

@KoivuTheHab Push shots are hard to judge. There is always going to be an X amount of time the tip is in contact with the cue ball. Slow down every shot ever made by enough, it will look like a push. Push shots are hard to judge because there's some magical time where if the cue tip stays in contact with the cue ball longer than that time, it is a push.

Just like Ac3Saint said also, the only way to get good spin on the ball is to accelerate/push through the cue ball.

[earlysunsets2]

when potting the pink, how easy is it to deep screw without kissing the brown and avoid leaving the white on the cushion?

[eligag1984]

depends where the pink is, where the white is and where the brown is and stuff obviously.

[TheDerekdub]

Yes, well the deep screw was coined in debbie does dallas i think

[stouter2386]

thats one of the few things 9 ball players have over snooker players....

[Murreh]

@stouter2386 But it's also 100x easier on a pool ball.

[soldierside365]

its all in the follow through ;)

[safclegend92]

yup its all in follow through evem if u hit the middle of the ball and u jab it u can still get lots of screw back on it.

[illusionfyre]

isit just me or did the ball bounce off the table slightly? i think perhaps tt's how it retains its spin. hmm.

[codysthename]

it jumps slightly off the table because he is pushing it into the table slightly

[simomax147]

well your wrong!! :)

[1478ball]

course it aint a foul, thats no a possibility

[AZmanutd]

how is that a foul its been slowed right down to show how it works or else the referee would of shouted a push shot

[spoonspoiler]

According to history and things. The deep screw back shot was invented in Mesopatania around 3000 years ago.

Bizarrely this predates snooker by quite a while.

A famous academic who knows alot about history and stuff was quoted as saying 'that is a lot of years.'

[thomals]

hahahaha 'deep screw'

[allowthis123]

my thoughts exactly

[loopycaleb]

isnt that a foul? i mean im a pool player and in such games as 9 ball and 8 ball double kissing the tip and the cue ball is a foul. idk just curious. :)

[david171193]

what you explained is a foul but it didn't happen in that video

[loopycaleb]

you're right, i guess i did'nt pay close enough attention..lol

:)

[tosleeptodreamtowake]

It happens in snooker, sometimes. The foul isn't called because the double-touch is from the cue bending and bouncing off of the baize. An ideal double-touch foul is from the cue running through the cue ball and touching it again in the same stroke.

[xxxCH405xxx]

TY SOOOO MUCH I ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW

[Anriin]

ułaa, John wymiatasz xD

John rlue xD

but not as Ronnie :P XD