How to Play Pool : Using an Elevated Bridge Hold in Billiards
Learn how to use an elevated bridge hold in this free online video lesson on playing pool and pocket billiards. Expert: Richard Buccola Bio: Richard Buccola is an entrepreneur and investor. He is also the owner of several popular food & spirits establishments in Queens, NY, including the former PJ’s Bar & Grill, and The Ivy Room. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
@bry4n3 because it’s a 7ft.
that’s a really small table :O
This is more commonly called an open bridge.
@tdblade if there’s no gap in between, you then place the bridge behind both the balls. it’s a tougher shot coz you can only hit the top of the cueball and it’s harder to control a shot like that.
what if there is no gap in bwetween the cue ball and the ball behind it
i kinda of agree, becuz what he did was an amateur move, u would place ur bridge behind the ball that is in ur way and hit with the cue.
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I’d run this fool’s pockets dry and I’m only 19.
Here’s my advice, don’t take his lessons seriously, they’re rubbish.
Take your ad hominim arguments elsewhere, or do you have to look that up?
You likely wouldn’t scratch there; but, I know how easy it is to foul by touching a ball with your bridge hand when jacked-up like that.
Ah, those little you tube potshots.
Shut up.
Doesn’t sound very promising when he calls the cue a stick does it:P
i don’t think he was aiming to make anything…other than to not scratch
you didnt make it.
Good shot, dickhead.