Herding multiple balls in the direction of your pocket. A Series of shots. The limit of these type of opportunities is strictly within your imagination. Seek and Ye shall find! Tom Wirth
That's great info... my Dad taught me this game 10 yrs ago. We would play for hours on end without wanting to stop for dinner. Still my favorite game by far! Thanks for doing these videos!!
Tom, @ 5:59, you spot up the ball and continue shooting. Is this part of the rules? As I understood it, the ball spots up, but it is now your opponents shot. Is that not the case?
Good question Logan. The rules state that once all the balls have been eliminated from the table all balls which were pocketed into a neutral pocket during that inning get spotted and the player continues to shoot. Thanks for asking.
@@loganharrington6017 Logan, you can find the rules in the BCA official rules book. Another source is on the web site Onepocket.org. You need not join but I would recommend doing so if you are interested in finding great information on this game from many very experienced One Pocket players.
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Love the video Tom, you are a one pocket genius.
Hi Carroll, Thank you for the recognition.
Valuable Material! Thank you!
Great job Tom
Thank you Andy, I'm glad you enjoyed my video. I hope you can find the time to practice a few of these shots and incorporate then into your game.
That's great info... my Dad taught me this game 10 yrs ago. We would play for hours on end without wanting to stop for dinner. Still my favorite game by far! Thanks for doing these videos!!
The shot at 3:00....love it
You Herd like champ. You are The Good Shepard.
Tom, @ 5:59, you spot up the ball and continue shooting. Is this part of the rules? As I understood it, the ball spots up, but it is now your opponents shot. Is that not the case?
Good question Logan. The rules state that once all the balls have been eliminated from the table all balls which were pocketed into a neutral pocket during that inning get spotted and the player continues to shoot. Thanks for asking.
@@onepocketagameofcontrolled3646 would it be possible to get some sort of link to those rules....in case it have someone challenge me on it
@@loganharrington6017 Logan, you can find the rules in the BCA official rules book. Another source is on the web site Onepocket.org. You need not join but I would recommend doing so if you are interested in finding great information on this game from many very experienced One Pocket players.
I love this game,but its like a disease