wtf are you guys saying his style playing pool may be different than the one he uses playing snooker, I´m sure he could make a century in snooker after a bit of training, and no I´m not one of those retards saying snooker can be compared to pool, the problems is that you can´t tell if someone is good at snooker by watching their performance on a pool table, it´s so fucking easy.
i love that people see this video, and make fun of it. technique is ass, couldnt run 10 on a snooker table. u people fucking suck. read the description, he just ran 153!!!! in straight pool. and does a max on a pool table, this guy has mad skills and owns all of you clowns.
your starting ball was fake...you never at least place a single red ball almost in the corner without moving the rest of the triangle...but anyway, itwas not bad
you can tell he's had very little experience in snooker as his patterns were all over the place and he's got a hideous cue action. However, still fairplay for making the max, it always amazes me watching pool players pot balls with their poor technique
@outdoorpooltable I play all Billiards games and from my experience, Snooker players aren't automatically superior to pool players. Watch Ronnie play 9 ball against Wu Chia Ching or Drago in mosconi cup playing doubles.
Being good at snooker and being good at pool are two completely different things.
@ProdigyKimXP You dont get it , a snooker player can win 4 games out of 10 whit a pool player (playing pool), but a pool player will never beat a snooker player in 10 matches at snooker ! and btw Drago was a snooker player berfore he went on pool .
@PiOOtr3k its on a pool table its smaller so its easyer and it can be done faster i bet he could never make this break on a real full sized snooker table in 1hour or so
That Was Fucking amazing man, the man in this video has some serious pool/snooker skills, 100 % aim, i love pool and snooker and i look up to this man !! BRAVO ! Bloody Legend !!
So fucking what? Snooker balls on a pool table. This is piss easy to do. Set the guy up on a competition snooker table and I doubt he could pot more than 3 or 4 in a row. His technique is ass.
This game is Snooker. You have to put a red ball (1point) and then a colour ball (points depending in color, black 7), so you keep putting colours balls back on the table till reds are finished.
thing is, when he got position for the yellow near the end. If that was on a snooker table he would of been screwed in my opinion. Other than that great play. Extremely fast cueing. GOOD JOB!
awesome stuff man u really understand the concept of cue ball control. keep up the good stuff and try your hand on a snooker table as well - i think you have what it takes to go pro ;)
nice vid... just ignore people if they diss you. I'm used to it. doesn't matter how big the pockets are... you did it.. and that's what counts. try for a 155... and maybe have a go at playing on a full size snooker table too.
maybe, maybe not. if you start off with a break shot, you may end up with an incredibly easy and open picture, and to run that takes even less skill than having to split ALL the balls while running the break. and as you've noted yourself, this was all about speed anyways.
Although I've made three 147s on a pool table, this is incredible! 5:09, I could never do it that fast, even away from being filmed. That's a really great job.
(Wasn't keen on the shots on the 14th or 15th reds though, felt like you were losing control a little, but good pots on the yellow and green saved you)
Minus the breakouts I don't see why an average player can't do this on a table where the pockets are almost 3 times the size of the balls and they fall when you hit the rail half a diamond away. Can you miss?
noone ever claimed that this can only be done by pros. nevertheless, try doing it in 5 minutes, mate, and you'll sure need plenty of tries to make it.
i dont get snooker..never played it.and dont kno how. snooker seems like the only game of billiards that i dont understand.but have never really read or herd any thing on snooker,i may have to look into it.i would like to learn.looks like a very good game.
Snooker is basically what u saw there only it's on a 12x6 table and the pockets are fookin tough lol, u have to be pretty precise 2 get the balls to go in theres hardly any room for error.
yup, ofc this vid has nothing to do with the maximum breaks done by snooker pros on genuine snooker tables. however, both i and the guy on the vid thought that it's still fun to watch, and the main reason for that is the speed factor. we all know we're not nearly as good as ronnie o'sullivan etc, so if one of us meager earthlings wants to beat his fastest maximum break we just need to cheat and use a pool table instead.
let me add one more thing... altho i have tried this several times, i never managed to do it myself. so it obviously does take some skill nonetheless.
You can tell the guy is a full time pool player he seems to know the table quite well, like the way he 'cheats the pocket' towards the end of the break to get good position. and the cue hold as well
It's hard to miss on a pool table if ur used to playin on the full sized tables lol, especially since the balls are a lil smaller. Positional play is the only hard part cos where the balls are smaller they run slower on the cloth and don't bounce of the cushions all that well
here, he would never get away with on a full size snooker table. take the last black for instance, it bounces halfway along the cushion before dropping in. on a snooker table, it wouldnt have dropped. but once again he has talent and a good action nonetheless
not taking anything away, its clear that he has skill, no doubt, but its on a pool table, half the size of a snooker table and some of the shots he plays
good job, nice run. Hard to imagine that Ronnie is still about 15sec faster on his famous maximum break. however, I admire each and everyone player mastering this ultimate pool challenge of being perfect on one single rack.
keep on posting, want to see more than 248 in straight ;-)
well, ronnie's fastest was 5'20", this one is almost exactly 5 minutes, but what's 20 seconds if one has to walk around a larger table, cope with the audience, the pressure, the small pockets etc etc etc... less than nothing... :)
it's not me who played this break, but the guy has done a couple of century breaks on snooker tables... unfortunately none of them have been captured on camera. btw, your videos really rock!
thanks man. I have many many more videos of matches and breaks etc... there is a good video of me playing Tony drago in the final of a Eurotour event in Switzerland.
Since you're pretty proficient at both straight pool and snooker, what do you gauge as being the hardest? 1 pocket, straight pool or snooker? Or are they just completely different games that you can't gauge level of difficulty?
we both think that all billiards games require certain finetuned and tailormade skills. that's why pros of one discipline very rarely are top notch at others. all the more you have to respect players like steve davis for succeeding at more than one game. :)
wtf are you guys saying his style playing pool may be different than the one he uses playing snooker, I´m sure he could make a century in snooker after a bit of training, and no I´m not one of those retards saying snooker can be compared to pool, the problems is that you can´t tell if someone is good at snooker by watching their performance on a pool table, it´s so fucking easy.
rvpnumb 5 months ago
Hey sucks, this is so lame.
72gms 9 months ago
@72gms can you do any better? LOL
kaozbender 8 months ago
Nice break, god knows how the 15th black went in though.
chriswatts83 10 months ago
good effort i would be good to see how he would do on a full size snooker table
dez620 11 months ago
buckets
munkiedoo 1 year ago
you are obscenely good.. well done.. thats quite a talent..!
cshillam 1 year ago
You got it down to a science.
DetroitLove4U 1 year ago
:D its kind stupid because the balls are alot smaller but that was some nice cueing(Y)
LihtsaltMarek 1 year ago
even though this is on a pool tale, it is very entertaining and impressive. ty.
GuitarHeroAddict001 1 year ago
i love that people see this video, and make fun of it. technique is ass, couldnt run 10 on a snooker table. u people fucking suck. read the description, he just ran 153!!!! in straight pool. and does a max on a pool table, this guy has mad skills and owns all of you clowns.
stevanmilk 1 year ago
your starting ball was fake...you never at least place a single red ball almost in the corner without moving the rest of the triangle...but anyway, itwas not bad
TonyTight89 1 year ago
bit of a pro dont you think
jake141000 1 year ago
you can tell he's had very little experience in snooker as his patterns were all over the place and he's got a hideous cue action. However, still fairplay for making the max, it always amazes me watching pool players pot balls with their poor technique
outdoorpooltable 1 year ago
@outdoorpooltable I play all Billiards games and from my experience, Snooker players aren't automatically superior to pool players. Watch Ronnie play 9 ball against Wu Chia Ching or Drago in mosconi cup playing doubles.
Being good at snooker and being good at pool are two completely different things.
End of story.
ProdigyKimXP 1 year ago
@ProdigyKimXP correct. It is obvious however this man is not good at snooker. His technique and positional play would not work on a snooker table.
outdoorpooltable 1 year ago
@ProdigyKimXP You dont get it , a snooker player can win 4 games out of 10 whit a pool player (playing pool), but a pool player will never beat a snooker player in 10 matches at snooker ! and btw Drago was a snooker player berfore he went on pool .
kavydan 10 months ago
Fastest than O'Sullivan!
PiOOtr3k 1 year ago
@PiOOtr3k its on a pool table its smaller so its easyer and it can be done faster i bet he could never make this break on a real full sized snooker table in 1hour or so
GuitarHeroAddict001 1 year ago
@GuitarHeroAddict001
Lol... I know. That was a quip
PiOOtr3k 1 year ago
very accurate (Y)
blo0dy 1 year ago
That Was Fucking amazing man, the man in this video has some serious pool/snooker skills, 100 % aim, i love pool and snooker and i look up to this man !! BRAVO ! Bloody Legend !!
DEVAN4LIFE 1 year ago
reallly niceee that was very entertaining. ty
Sibfur 1 year ago
So fucking what? Snooker balls on a pool table. This is piss easy to do. Set the guy up on a competition snooker table and I doubt he could pot more than 3 or 4 in a row. His technique is ass.
NOWYOURGONNABURNHOE 1 year ago
@NOWYOURGONNABURNHOE his technique is pool, not ass. And he IS a really good pool player. Pool owns snooker!!
mikko989 1 year ago
HOw many friggin points is this?
EZD51 1 year ago
great!!!!
gano715 1 year ago
Nice job...I knew he was good since he carries his chalk in his pocket...jk
ynnguyen 2 years ago
great work with the cue ball but i'm sure you wont make a break bigger than 10 points on the real snooker table
skailoker 2 years ago
firstly, this guy is not me. secondly, i'm sure he couldn't care less about your opinions when he's shooting his next century.
tentsuyu 2 years ago
@skailoker and let me guess, you can
kaozbender 8 months ago
it´s snooker, if you don´t know what´s that is, GOOGLE IT :D
arturengstrm 2 years ago
Why does he keep putting that ball back on the table?
kenyasfinestband 2 years ago
its called snooker.... all non-red balls get replaced
spitze08 2 years ago
This game is Snooker. You have to put a red ball (1point) and then a colour ball (points depending in color, black 7), so you keep putting colours balls back on the table till reds are finished.
Miswebosss 1 year ago
Awesome, what size balls are they 2-1/4 inch?
CueSportTV 2 years ago
Fuckin' great!
adriacatl 2 years ago
thing is, when he got position for the yellow near the end. If that was on a snooker table he would of been screwed in my opinion. Other than that great play. Extremely fast cueing. GOOD JOB!
joewizard100 2 years ago
muy bueno el video man como se llama el jeugo?
petromovil 2 years ago
wowweeeeee!
sjsawyer 2 years ago
0:54 GREAT!
TheStefan666 2 years ago
even though the pockets are a little too big for snooker balls that was still pretty amazing
kevycanavan 2 years ago
ur awesome
zombieguy619 2 years ago
Isn't that a pool table instead of a snooker table?
Y0UtubeToughy 2 years ago
reading video titles sometimes does help.
tentsuyu 2 years ago
@Y0UtubeToughy retard
MrPhilsd 1 year ago
awesome stuff man u really understand the concept of cue ball control. keep up the good stuff and try your hand on a snooker table as well - i think you have what it takes to go pro ;)
OzY360 2 years ago
he looks like he is doing it on time, alittle careless but he shoots straight.
infinitepandas 2 years ago
fucking awesome
stoneuk 2 years ago
very nice...fast shooter
innerming 2 years ago
yessssssss amazing
h4l0h0l4 2 years ago
nice vid... just ignore people if they diss you. I'm used to it. doesn't matter how big the pockets are... you did it.. and that's what counts. try for a 155... and maybe have a go at playing on a full size snooker table too.
furryboffin 3 years ago
neat!
dravlinbood 3 years ago
Those are the biggest pot holes I've seen in my life lol
TheRealEmskiHelp 3 years ago
ok its good, though i never got the point of playing snooker on a pool table... oh and you made a false start to ... :S
Lex3M 3 years ago
he should be a pool player not snooker, snooker is completly different, he has good cue action for pool!!!
iitem8 3 years ago
amazing. very nicely done
jpcreepers 3 years ago
esse cara gosta de pega numa BOLA preta...
clokiss 3 years ago
well done, wish i could shoot 147, you should be playing WSC at the crucible
vernbale 3 years ago
did you put the balls any were because there is no dots
mrlewisavery 3 years ago
try using fullscreen and you'll see em.
tentsuyu 3 years ago
Don't like how you started the break with a set-up though. Just break off normally and then make your 147. Takes more skill
scallygooner 3 years ago
maybe, maybe not. if you start off with a break shot, you may end up with an incredibly easy and open picture, and to run that takes even less skill than having to split ALL the balls while running the break. and as you've noted yourself, this was all about speed anyways.
tentsuyu 3 years ago
Although I've made three 147s on a pool table, this is incredible! 5:09, I could never do it that fast, even away from being filmed. That's a really great job.
(Wasn't keen on the shots on the 14th or 15th reds though, felt like you were losing control a little, but good pots on the yellow and green saved you)
scallygooner 3 years ago
You dont have a ball return system but how are all the balls fitting in the pocket without the pockets over flowing with balls?
enwhylarka 3 years ago
these pockets are large enough for six pool balls, so even more snooker balls will fit. up to ten, i would guess.
tentsuyu 3 years ago
with normal pool balls you can fit about 6. The balls are smaller and he only makes 4 or 5 in each corner pocket near the black ball.
Myrtle04 3 years ago
Minus the breakouts I don't see why an average player can't do this on a table where the pockets are almost 3 times the size of the balls and they fall when you hit the rail half a diamond away. Can you miss?
Myrtle04 3 years ago
noone ever claimed that this can only be done by pros. nevertheless, try doing it in 5 minutes, mate, and you'll sure need plenty of tries to make it.
tentsuyu 3 years ago
you are a machine
nolimitnova9 3 years ago
i dont get snooker..never played it.and dont kno how. snooker seems like the only game of billiards that i dont understand.but have never really read or herd any thing on snooker,i may have to look into it.i would like to learn.looks like a very good game.
HID3ANS33K 3 years ago
Snooker is basically what u saw there only it's on a 12x6 table and the pockets are fookin tough lol, u have to be pretty precise 2 get the balls to go in theres hardly any room for error.
snookerrulz 3 years ago
yup, ofc this vid has nothing to do with the maximum breaks done by snooker pros on genuine snooker tables. however, both i and the guy on the vid thought that it's still fun to watch, and the main reason for that is the speed factor. we all know we're not nearly as good as ronnie o'sullivan etc, so if one of us meager earthlings wants to beat his fastest maximum break we just need to cheat and use a pool table instead.
tentsuyu 3 years ago
let me add one more thing... altho i have tried this several times, i never managed to do it myself. so it obviously does take some skill nonetheless.
tentsuyu 3 years ago
You can tell the guy is a full time pool player he seems to know the table quite well, like the way he 'cheats the pocket' towards the end of the break to get good position. and the cue hold as well
snookerrulz 3 years ago
hmm a pool table is much smaller than a snooker table and the pockets are bigger than the ones on a snookertable. but u did very well congrats :)
nightmare741852963 3 years ago
Love playin snooker on a pool table, well fun :)
snookerrulz 3 years ago
yea lol its much more easier and not that frustrating if u miss than on a snooker table ^^
nightmare741852963 3 years ago
It's hard to miss on a pool table if ur used to playin on the full sized tables lol, especially since the balls are a lil smaller. Positional play is the only hard part cos where the balls are smaller they run slower on the cloth and don't bounce of the cushions all that well
snookerrulz 3 years ago
here, he would never get away with on a full size snooker table. take the last black for instance, it bounces halfway along the cushion before dropping in. on a snooker table, it wouldnt have dropped. but once again he has talent and a good action nonetheless
kiers06 3 years ago
not taking anything away, its clear that he has skill, no doubt, but its on a pool table, half the size of a snooker table and some of the shots he plays
kiers06 3 years ago
quality
domjamtechno 3 years ago
Well done, man! Berlin is my city and I play pool there all the time. Very skilled young player. Hope to meet you somewhere.
Hibe29 3 years ago
WOW....ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!
bigdan0523 3 years ago
Now that's what I call skill! Very good indeed!
liebspeck 3 years ago
Charly,
good job, nice run. Hard to imagine that Ronnie is still about 15sec faster on his famous maximum break. however, I admire each and everyone player mastering this ultimate pool challenge of being perfect on one single rack.
keep on posting, want to see more than 248 in straight ;-)
MAr
matthiasarnold 3 years ago
well, ronnie's fastest was 5'20", this one is almost exactly 5 minutes, but what's 20 seconds if one has to walk around a larger table, cope with the audience, the pressure, the small pockets etc etc etc... less than nothing... :)
tentsuyu 3 years ago
nice break... have you made one on a snooker table? I'd like to see it.
furryboffin 3 years ago
it's not me who played this break, but the guy has done a couple of century breaks on snooker tables... unfortunately none of them have been captured on camera. btw, your videos really rock!
tentsuyu 3 years ago
thanks man. I have many many more videos of matches and breaks etc... there is a good video of me playing Tony drago in the final of a Eurotour event in Switzerland.
furryboffin 3 years ago
Since you're pretty proficient at both straight pool and snooker, what do you gauge as being the hardest? 1 pocket, straight pool or snooker? Or are they just completely different games that you can't gauge level of difficulty?
orko119 3 years ago
we both think that all billiards games require certain finetuned and tailormade skills. that's why pros of one discipline very rarely are top notch at others. all the more you have to respect players like steve davis for succeeding at more than one game. :)
tentsuyu 3 years ago