Corey Deuel - Ep 9 - Analyzing an 8-Ball Rack - Pool Tips - Billiard Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Listen to Corey Deuel, 2018 Mosconi Cup Champion, as he walks us through a typical rack!
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I'm a beginner player and I've been wishing that some of these Mosconi players would do a video where they just say what they're thinking out loud during a rack so that I could understand what's going on. Finding this video was just what I was looking for. I also like the unedited stuff where the light is in the way, crew laughing, etc. Keep this up, it's such a great learning tool and I'll watch more!
Nice...can never hear enough analysis’ of runout strategies.👍🏻
Thanks Cory, as was previously stated, always a great learning experience to hear what a pro is thinking/considering while running out. Hope to see more from you and congrats on the Mosconi Cup.
this guy is a thinker--great pool player
" the 13's jacked up so ill shoot the 10... which is also jacked up..." Haha now were takling pool. Awsome stuff from a great 8 ball player Corey Deuel.
Wow that was pretty good. Great insight
That was great man
The video editor didn't sync the audio very good, or at all.
First off, the title was "... 8-Ball Rack... ", so I thought we were going to get some inside dope on the Deuel Breaking
System. Instead, this should use an "8-Ball Run-Out" in the title.
Here are the questions I would have asked him if I were there:
1. Do you think a random player should try to clear the table from one end to the other (ending on the 8-ball's end)?
2. When the table is open, do you think a head-start presented by one group is worth consideration?
3. Since most APA games are played on bar boxes, do you think the emphasis on run-outs is a detriment to win strategy?
4. Should the first balls pocketed usually be those which are blocking later shots?
Thanx for your instruction!
Great video headed to the table now
Enjoyed the video, but with the APA logo while watching it, stripes were your only choice, as you made one on the break.
Your a very clever player. Cheers!
I paused the video and chose the exact same path you did but I would have shot the 10 before the 12 as well if the light wasn't in your way lol.
I was just wondering if they were racked the right way?
Im not sure if they were or not but from what I’ve learned you have to have on stripe and one solid in each back corner?
Yes, you're supposed to do that, mostly as a way to ensure that the rack isn't symmetrical. But having the corners be in the same group is considered an advantage to the breaker, and in APA matches the opponent racks, so the racker rarely complains if the situation is noticed.
Balls was set incorrectly in triangle whats up with that? 🤔
That was an easy one. Its gets real fun when 3 balls are locked up. I thought for sure shoot the 14 before that 13. Geez those corner pockets are huge must ne a Brunswick.
U can tell by the logo on the head rail it’s a Brunswick
I dont know logos but I recognize em for the bucket sized pockets.
I don't think you over analyzed that run out. It was superb, imo.
i couldnt run that out if he shot the first 3 in for me. ..
Man that table looks like mud
In APA u have to take what u make... We don't have an option of shooting solids or stripes. So this video doesn't apply to this league.
Its still the same concept though. Say your opponent doesnt make a ball on the break.
@@robertcunningham4507 but if you make both on the break, you still have the option
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Its still the same concept. Hes teaching you how to look at the table and see what your problem balls are an where to start. Doesnt matter if you break or not. Thats all im saying.
You right!