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EntertainmentHow to Make Pool Trick Shots

How to Make the “Window” Pool Trick Shot

Transcript

“Hi, I’m Andy the magic man Segal and I’m here at Willow Billiards in Hoboken New Jersey. Doing some trick shots and pool instruction. So if your ready let’s get started.

Okay this shot here is called the window shot. What we have is the one, two, and three are over here. The one ball is two balls of the rail, where the edge is aligned with the point, same thing with the two. The three ball is slightly in to the rail, so it’s coming just about here. And what we have here is ten balls lined up on the third diamond, with a two ball gap right there, four balls over there. The idea behind the shot is to make the one the side, the two the bank, the three comes down here. The cue ball will then back up squeeze through the window curve forward and pocket the four. The way you hit this shot is your hitting this shot with a little bit of high left hand English. Uh, you want to hit the two ball just before the one. The cue ball will hit the two then the one, which will take it back this way, the high English will cause it to kick in right here, curve and follow into the four. The left English on the cue ball will cause the two ball to bank. The key to this shot is don’t break the glass. Just like that.

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Lessons in this Guide

How to Make a “Pocket Point Pool Kick Shot” in Pool

How to Make the “Time Shot Bank” Pool Trick Shot

How to Do the “Jump out of the Ring” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “Scratching with Style” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “3-2-1 1-2-3” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “A Game of Jacks” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make Pool Trick Shots with Andy Segal

How to Do the “Jump through the Rack” Pool Trick Shot

8 Ball vs. 9 Ball Pool Games

How to Create a Solid Stroke for Pool Trick Shots

How to Rack & Break for Pool Trick Shots

How to Make a Great Opening Pool Shot

How to Make a Cut Shot in Pool

How to Stop the Cue Ball for Pool Trick Shots

How to Hit & Control a Follow Shot in Pool

How to Make a Draw Shot in Pool

How to Control the Direction of the Cue Ball in Pool

How to Control the Speed of the Cue Ball in Pool

How to Use Side Spin in Pool

How to Make a Stun Shot while Playing Pool

How to Set Up Your Next Shot in Pool

How to Avoid Scratching in Pool

How to Make a Combination Pool Shot

How to Make a Carom Shot in Pool

How to Make the “1-Kick Rail” Pool Shot

How to Make the “2-Rail” Kick Pool Shot

How to Make the “Just Showin’ Off” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “Rosebud Cluster” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “Butterfly” Pool Shot

How to Make the “Over & Under” Pool Shot

How to Make the “Football” Pool Shot

How to Make the “Railroad” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “Machine Gun” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “Hustler Bank” Pool Trick Shot

How to Make the “Hustler Masse” Pool Trick Shot

How to Do the “Be Still” Beginner Pool Shot

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