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How to Control Cue Ball Control - Knowing Where to Hit a Pool Ball



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Whether you are a seasoned pool player or just getting started, it is important to know where to hit the cue ball. The key to getting the right results is choosing the right angle, and using the appropriate grip. There are many methods to achieve the right spin on a cueball. It can be difficult to choose the right angle for you, especially if it is not something you have done a lot of. However, there are a few tips that can make it easier to control the ball.

First, aim for a certain portion of your pocket. This will help control the speed and tangent line of your cueball. Knowing the right stroke is essential. To make the ball slide, some players prefer to hit it below the center. This technique is not the best for all players but will allow you to have more power, accuracy and speed.


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Using a level cue stick is also important. A good tip is to ensure you have enough chalk in order to take the shot. The chalk can be checked to make sure it does not have deep grooves. This will help you get more balls in your pocket.

Finding the right angle will allow you to reach a pocket quicker and farther. Aim for a position that is between the object ball's head rail and the target ball. When you're executing stop shots, it is important to keep your cue level. You will avoid curving shots around other balls by keeping the cue as level as possible. This is a common mistake made by many players.


To hit the cueball with topspin, aim for the ball just above its center. Experts believe this is the best way for the cue ball to have the most topspin. However, you should be careful when using this stroke, as it is more complicated than it looks. You may lose half of your cue ball's energy if you do not use the correct stroke.

Curved strokes are another great tip to hit the cue ball. This will allow the cue ball to curve around obstacles. Also, practice this stroke to see how it changes according to the angle of the cuestick. It is also necessary to raise the cuestick for a perfect curve. This will allow you to curve your cue ball in the most efficient direction. You should also practice the curve stroke a few times before you play. This will help improve your game and teach you how to do it.


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If you want to make the most out of your curved shot, you should practice the same stroke on the other side. You might want to try a higher target for more spin. To get more spin, you might want to hit your ball on the right side. It will increase your enjoyment and help you improve your game.




 


How to Control Cue Ball Control - Knowing Where to Hit a Pool Ball