How to play billiards, how to play billiards

First, there is plenty of lighting. When playing billiards, lighting is a very important part, the light should be bright and not too dazzling. Otherwise, it will affect your judgment of the position of the ball to be covered.

Second, control the power when hitting the ball. When we play billiards, our strength needs to vary according to the distance the ball goes into the hole. The power of the shot is something that requires constant practice to master.

Third, choose the angle that suits you. Professionals are accustomed to calculating angles. But in life, billiards as an entertainment item, if you calculate too much, it will seem troublesome.

So we just need to choose the angle that suits us, and then get familiar with it, and after a long time, we will slowly master the angle skills.

Fourth, choose a straight rod. Be sure to choose a straight stick when playing Plum Billiards, as this will affect the accuracy of your shots. So when choosing a club, you can put the club on the table and roll it to see if the club is bent.

Fifth, master the correct hitting posture. The arm holding the cue slides down naturally, using the elbow joint as the fulcrum, and pushes forward, so that the cue tip hits the white cue ball in a straight direction.

Billiards skills: 1. High club: As the name suggests, it is to hit the cue ball above the midpoint, so that the cue ball continues to move forward after hitting the target ball.

2. Shrinking rod: also known as pull rod and low rod, it is to hit the cue ball below the midpoint, so that the cue ball moves backwards after contacting the target ball, and it should be noted that the force of hitting the ball is downward, not horizontal.

3. Partial gun: It is to add side, hit the left or right side of the cue ball, so that the cue ball rotates itself when it moves forward, so that the cue ball changes its moving route after hitting the side of the case or other balls. The spinning ball will have a certain change of line before hitting the target ball, and the change of line is different due to the difference in strength and rotation size, although there is a formula to calculate the arc of the change line, but if you want to hit accurately, you also need to exercise the ball sense.

4. Jumping ball: Use a short club (jumping club) to hit the ball from under the cue ball, so that the cue ball can have a jumping effect to avoid obstacles.

5. Brake ball: It is also to hit the cue ball below the midpoint, so that the cue ball rotates backward for a certain distance and then rolls forward, and produces a braking (fixed ball) effect after hitting the target ball.

6. Deflection: Same as adding a rotating high rod, on the basis of shrinking the rod or a high rod, the rotation is used to change the movement route of the cue ball to achieve the purpose of positioning.

Billiard aiming: Coincident aiming method (thickness aiming method) Billiards is to hit the main ball with a cue stick, and then hit the target ball into the bag through the cue ball. When the center point of the pocket mouth is in a straight line with the center point of the target ball and the center point of the main ball, it is a straight ball, but it is rarely encountered when actually playing, and when the 3 points are not in a straight line, there are deflection angles of various angles, which are often seen when playing.

If you don't master the technique of playing thick and thin balls in the game, you can't win. The following is a brief introduction to the thickness of the target ball (Figure 2-30), which includes the center ball, 4 5 balls, 3 4 balls, 2 3 balls, 1 2 balls, 1 3 balls, 1 4 balls, and 1 5 balls.