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Hi. First of all thanks for this comment! To be absolutely honest with you I am not sure if any of these bridge tools are Worth to consider for players who want to use any speed or spin. As you could see in my videos I am able to play any shot no matter what difficult it was. I designed my tools by myself based on my observations. I tried some different options like this what you mentioned and I think this is nice, but.... it is very unstable and uncomfortable. Someone who has both arms cannot tell you all important things about it. I can tell you anything you want because I play one-handed 5 years and I faced a lot of different shots. My tool is heavy and very comfortable. You can make very smooth cue action and apply any spin. Just need some practice to understand it. I think that my option is best for players who want to play like normal person without disabilities. Any kind of shot, any spin and speed. That is all🙏

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Simple or not, this shot was unusual and we are not able to watch something like this very often.

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Thank you for your opinion! On these matchroom tables with 3,9" pockets it was impossible to play it into the left middle from this angle and this speed. Anyway I still think that he played into the right middle.

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Thank you very much. This is very nice idea and I need to consider it in next videos from this series😎

Thanks for comment. I never tried to recreate flukes or unintended shots but maybe this is nice idea to consider😎

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I can assure you this shot was 100% intentional. Joshua has been trained by people like ralf eckert, günther geißen and christian reimering. Ralf has this exact shotbin his book "progressive pool". It was supposely invented by a afro american pool gambler in germany as he mentions in the book. If you bank for the side pocket the 3 railer into the other side is fairly possible, if you miss however natural roll will bring ob and cb to opposing short rails with a possible safe behind the nine. Here in germany about everybody who had athletic training on the national federation level gets taught this game situation.

Not near as difficult or rare as you might think. A high percentage of solid players and better know of that shot. Yes, the odds of making it are probably no better than 1 out of 5 or so, but if your speed is right, you will re-safe very nicely, so there isn't a lot of risk involved.

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I remember his similar shot from European 10-ball Championship but i dont remember what year. I think he played with Mario He🤔

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I can assure you this shot was 100% intentional. Joshua has been trained by people like ralf eckert, günther geißen and christian reimering. Ralf has this exact shotbin his book "progressive pool". It was supposely invented by a afro american pool gambler in germany as he mentions in the book. If you bank for the side pocket the 3 railer into the other side is fairly possible, if you miss however natural roll will bring ob and cb to opposing short rails with a possible safe behind the nine. Here in germany about everybody who had athletic training on the national federation level gets taught this game situation.

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Yes, the cross-corner bank is a higher odds shot than the one he intentionally made. However, if you miss the cross-corner bank, you will often leave your opponent with an easy out. The shot Filler played is not a rare shot at all. It is played a lot by better players when the situation presents itself. If your speed is right, you will re-safe your opponent very nicely. Because of such high odds of a re=safe, is the reason why he went for it and there is no chance he fluked it. How would I know? Because I have played against many of them, and I know from experience that the shot Filler played is just one more shot that every one of the good players know and practice every now and then just to make sure their speed is right for a different table.

I can assure you this shot was 100% intentional. Joshua has been trained by people like ralf eckert, günther geißen and christian reimering. Ralf has this exact shotbin his book "progressive pool". It was supposely invented by a afro american pool gambler in germany as he mentions in the book. If you bank for the side pocket the 3 railer into the other side is fairly possible, if you miss however natural roll will bring ob and cb to opposing short rails with a possible safe behind the nine. Here in germany about everybody who had athletic training on the national federation level gets taught this game situation.

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Not a reliable shot on any table cause the ball rolls off line when you slow hit the ball. He clearly shows the intention to put the 8 in the middle when he checks it goes past the 9. Low percentage shot for sure but not a complete fluke

@@ryanfarrell153 he was checking the line after clearing the 9. His main intention was safety imo, but i agree with you it wasn't a complete fluke cause there's always a chance to go in the middle pocket, as there was a chance for the ball to hit the jaws and turn out to a disaster. It was a high risk shot from him which worked perfectly. I have to disagree though with your first assessment. We are talking about tables perfectly calibrated (in 99% of the cases), not to mention that snooker players do this stroke all the time on a way bigger table.

I can assure you this shot was 100% intentional. Joshua has been trained by people like ralf eckert, günther geißen and christian reimering. Ralf has this exact shotbin his book "progressive pool". It was supposely invented by a afro american pool gambler in germany as he mentions in the book. If you bank for the side pocket the 3 railer into the other side is fairly possible, if you miss however natural roll will bring ob and cb to opposing short rails with a possible safe behind the nine. Here in germany about everybody who had athletic training on the national federation level gets taught this game situation.