wincardona
Verified Member
I certainly don't know nearly as much about banking as Brumback, or Freddy, but I also believe in what you wrote as true. Maybe we're wrong but it makes good sense.Funny, all these years as a very average banker, I believed that the top bankers shot at warp speed to maintain the same angle on all banks. In other words, I thought that shooting hard did away with the variation in rebound as the object ball does not have "time" to pick up roll and the very tight compression of the cushion made for consistent rebounds. I never thought it was for pocket acceptance as John has pointed out. I have found I win more with a very heavy balance toward hard strokes, say 80 hard and the remaining 20% at less speed for positional purposes.
Does my old theory not hold any water?
DeeMan
Dr. Bill