Thanks a bunch for the video heads up

Dankeschön...🤗🙏

@@ralpheckert1570 Immer wieder gern Ralph. Ich wünsch dir eine schöne und entspannte Woche. Lieben Gruß Heiko

anyone playing good makes it look easy

Not me, but I would say that the imbalance between audio levels might cause one to dislike the video.

Rail first may very easily cause the cue ball to end up where Ralph indicated he doesn't want it: too high, where the 6 may come into play shooting the 3. I personally would have gone one rail (either one, whichever looks best from his perspective) towards the 3, having said that, as Ralph indicated, because one will want to make sure not to end up behind the 9, the tendency is to get a straight-in shot on the 3. Ralph gets even better than straight in drawing, so he's got a point.

@@LeonFleisherFan I was saying draw that too. There no rule, not to use draw, when it's the obvious advantage shot, in that case it was a little more umph then a stop shot. Going rail first is doing too much when you don't have too. Going rail first and then messing up set up when you knew you could of easily done a light draw shot. Now if for some reason you want to test yourself with rail first when that fine, too. Nothing wrong with draw shots and stop shots when they are clear setup for next shot. It's when you are learning, and you get into the phase where you start trying to use them for every set up, and even then who's to say that is really bad?? I've seen SVB, and maybe Shaw play sometimes where thye are using bottom ball every time almost. So, draw shot is predictable obviously and you need to be able to use it.

@@marshalcraft I agree there's no rule and that one must practice and be able to execute every option to perfection. In a do or die kind of situation, I'd probably roll the ball in one rail because it's impossible to mess up other than the obvious, that there's a tendency to end up perfectly straight on the 3. But in normal matchplay, I'd use any solution you mention alternatively, the draw shot among other because it offers an opportunity to gauge the speed of the cloth - a free practice shot to learn something about the table, so to speak.

I wanna play the drumset.

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