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Posted by Eric on January 12, 2006 at 01:36

Click on the http://www.21ace.com/4-Balls-Pool-Trick-Shot.html#pics pictures to see the video where Chumpchange performs this trick shot!

This is the place to ask questions and post comments.

Posted by Sreename on January 12, 2006 at 04:02

Good thinking to divide all the shots Eric!

@ Chump.
Ok i found that you use alot ow draw in this shot. But do you hit the second or the first ball from the pocket?

Sreen

Posted by angle on January 12, 2006 at 10:05

http://www.filecabi.net/video/king-of-pool-hustlers.html have a look at this, this guy does the four ball shot but with 8 balls plus a load of over amazing shots

Posted by angle on January 12, 2006 at 10:13

just looked at his website and its 10 balls in one shot not 8 even more shocking

Posted by Midget Drummer on January 12, 2006 at 11:03

OMFG . That was insane, how can anyone do that, amazing. Nice find angle.

BTW, eric that page looks sweet a nice addition to this site.

Posted by chip magnet on January 12, 2006 at 16:11

Wow... Very nice video angle. Pool tricks are way out of my league.

Posted by Chumpchange0001 on January 12, 2006 at 19:56

	angle wrote:
	http://www.filecabi.net/video/king-of-pool-hustlers.html have a look at this, this guy does the four ball shot but with 8 balls plus a load of over amazing shots

Posted by angle on January 13, 2006 at 06:02

Chumpchange0001 wrote:

angle wrote: http://www.filecabi.net/video/king-of-pool-hustlers.html have a look at this, this guy does the four ball shot but with 8 balls plus a load of over amazing shots that is absolutely freaking insane...i was going to post a vid of some of my spin shots but they would bow down to his. there comes a point where one has TOO much free time though. A big factor in spinning the cue ball, however, is the type of surface it is on. In that video, he is on a less-than-regulation-size pool table without a slate foundation. That is a much softer, furrier environment for the ball = more friction. more spin. with NORMAL pool, however, a slate table is almost necessary because that protects from erosion, slow destruction of the table. About the 4 ball shot (and his 10 ball version or whatever, i have no idea what he did). But for my 4 ball shot, it is very simple, and that video may be misleading. No spin is required for the cue ball. For most consistent results, have the cue ball coming from the outside a little. *Hit it hard, right at the center of the two middle balls. *Make sure the four balls are ALL touching to start and aimed in a line towards the pocket on the opposite side! VERY IMPORTANT Here: )OOOO ........O ) More to come soon. _Chump Edit- this is about an 8 out of 10 shot for me...2 out of ten times the cue ball will go in with the others, looks cool.

Posted by Eric on March 24, 2006 at 05:07

I was looking around the Jennifer Barretta site tonight and I noticed that she talks about this 4 ball trick shot in the November 2005 Playboy article. If you don't have the magazine you can look at the pdf article, here is the link from the Jennifer Barretta site: http://www.jenniferbarretta.com/playboy_november2005.pdf

Note that the Jennifer Barretta site has the article as a pdf so you need a pdf reader like Adobe.

Posted by jonjo on March 24, 2006 at 08:52

While being bored at work I visited mr YOW's site the guy in that video.

Turn out he's only ranked 40th Artistic Pool Player in the world.

They have a whole society for this shit you can find it at

http://www.artisticpoolplayers.com/

The have world championships and stuff and there loads of infor for the official trick shot rules.


Jonjo