Billiards Pool Trick Shot Compilation (by David George)

[park17]

You did miss a few or sunk the white a couple of times. Nice effort, though.

[CrediblePanic]

@park17 Trick shots often do not require that all balls be sank, or they require that the cue ball be sank as part of the shot. All shots in this video are per the specs of the trick shot, including those from APTSA (American Pool and Trick Shot Association). No balls were missed, nor were there any unintended "scratches" of the cue ball.

[CGamingEntertainment]

thanks for trick shots that i use to impress my friends with

[barbilliard]

you ar very good man :)

[soothslayer21]

Is that a Minnesota Fats graphite cue? If so, I have the exact same thing.

[CrediblePanic]

Yes it is. I'm now using Lucasi cues.

[soothslayer21]

@CrediblePanic Oh, cuz I'm thinking of getting a new cue, how are the lucasi ones?

And I was also wondering why you were using a glove on a graphite cue? I mean, to each his own, but to me it just doesn't make sense. Nice vid btw.

[CrediblePanic]

@soothslayer21 I love the Lucasi cues - much, much smoother than graphite, great feel, and you can change the cue weights. As for the glove, the graphite cue starts to "stick" if my hands aren't completely dry, and I don't like using powder as over time it gets into the table cloth and that does affect the action of the table. And thanks!

[dumapies]

thats pretty sexy bro

[inianajones126]

is it a 7 foot by 4 foot

[CrediblePanic]

It is a 9 foot tournament size table (9 ft x 4 1/2 ft, playing dimensions 100" x 50")

[SteveMarks2217]

Excellent. Very nice video. Great camera shot also!

-Steve

[cybitz159]

Some nice shots here man and a nice table to go with them. 4:39 was my personal favourite. 5/5

[CrediblePanic]

Thanks! Certainly appreciate the comments.