(553) (당구홀릭) (되돌리기) - 계산 1도 없어요. 그냥 냅다~🤞🤞

#Pauldrang #BilliardsHolic #BilliardsLesson Hello. This is Pauldrang, the channel manager for BilliardsHolic. Yes, you must have had a headache last time because of Pauldrang, right? I imagine your head was throbbing because you insisted on avoiding a kiss shot when you could have just hit a cross shot. I am truly sorry about that. Today, to help you clear your head, I have prepared a layout that you can happily attack without a single calculation. Please give it a like and join Pauldrang for a moment today. The layout I prepared today is this one. Yes, it is a shot you occasionally encounter in actual play. You can attack it with a short side spin. However, it is not easy to control the thickness, and the shot difficulty is quite formidable. Yes, I really wish I could master these shots in one go in this lifetime. The one that looks the easiest is the return shot. However, the angle of incidence is by no means easy. First, let's examine the conditions of the layout. 1. The target ball is positioned at 3 points along the long axis, and the cue ball is angled at a 1-unit slope. Yes, it might be different if it were a 2-unit slope, but in reality, it is by no means easy to create a return shot with a 1-unit slope. First off, controlling the 1-cushion shot is difficult. Controlling the amount of spin is also extremely challenging. Most players fail in the following situations. I will skip this part as I assume you are already fully aware of it without needing further explanation. I will now go through a completely clean strategy that requires absolutely no calculations.