Welcome to your new personal trainer. I'm a professional pool player for more than 30 years. I meticulously teemed up with TesCreations and created this one of a kind Bulliard training app. It is fully packed with knowledge and experience you'll gonna need to become a better player. I am sure you are going to enjoy it as much as i did creating it.
Begin your journey
Here you got your complete overview where you stand as a player. You see where your strenghts & weaknesses are on 1 screen. Therefore you'll know exactly on what you need to work on.
In this section you will spend most of your time. With lessons and drills
section you'll learn all skills. It's up to you now. Do you got what it needs to be a champion?
Practice makes perfect.
Here you can add your upcoming scheduled Tournaments. You can watch your past ones for statistics as well. Meaning which place you've achieved and why you lost your match. That data you'll have to put manually in Billiard pro trainer after your played tournament.
Playing the "ghost" is a great way to keep solo practice interesting,
competitive and most importantly your concentration at the same level as you need on tournaments.
Repetition equals automation!
You can use it for 8-ball, 9-ball or 10-ball. With our one &
only ghost simulator on the planet you'll be able to track every single detail from every game
and set you played.
Only when you know your weaknesses you can get rid of 'em.
On a gorgeous 12,9 inch super retina display you can easily see every detail of the shot. Practice makes perfect.
Practice and learn the shots, every learned shot will appear in your repertoire on dashboard.
We got 2 main sections for learning, lessons, & drills tab are going to be your best companions for a long time to come. Because we will add new shots and drills through coming updates. We are always happy to get feedback from you. Please drop us a line below. Happy practice.
Learn shot by shot and put them into your repertoire bag. Grow as a player and place the cue ball always perfect. When you'll have only easy shots then you really got it down.
The only ghostsimulator in the entire cosmos. Play your favorite discipline and track every single aspect of your game. After finishing every race you will be presented with a detailed summary how you did. The best part is that all is memorized in statistics. Evaluate your strenghts and get rid of your weaknesses. Play the ghost like never before!
From the player to the players. I hope you're gonna like it. We would really appreciate your feedback. Maybe you would like more functionalities or we could make something even better. Let us know down below in the contact us section. Thank you for your time.
When you click on particular topic you'll be presented with even more detailed informations.
The secret of success is knowing where you need to get better!
With this app i'll teach you
how for sure.
In Local & International tabs you're just one click away from that website you'll need for that particular country.
My Tournaments tab is meant for your upcoming or past tournaments. It's handy to have a reminder
when your next Tournament(s) will be and on the other hand to be able to see why and how you did
on your past ones.
Knowledge is power!
It's pretty self explainatory. Just hit the info button and every button is explained.
Playing the "ghost" is a great way to keep solo practice interesting and competitive, and you
can use it for 8-ball, 9-ball or 10-ball - and even the game of rotation, where you have a full
rack and try to sink the balls in numerical order.
Here are the basic rules. You break the rack and then get "ball in hand" for your first shot,
meaning that you can place the cue ball anywhere on the table. From there, your goal is to run
the whole rack (or, as in 8-ball, the solids or stripes, plus the 8).
You must win the game
during this turn at the pool table. If you miss or scratch, it's considered a win for the
"ghost," your imaginary opponent who automatically runs the table whenever he gets the chance.
As far as the endpoint, you can play to a certain number of games (say, 10, for example, so the
final score might be 8-2 or 6-4, etc.), or you can play until you or the ghost reaches a certain
number of games (called a "race," as in "race to 7").
Professional players win games against the ghost in excess of 80 percent of the time, and a
beginner will struggle to win 10 percent.
If you are a beginner, your immediate goal with
ball in hand should be to sink three balls every opportunity. You'll quickly get a feel for
planning your cue ball position for the next shot.
Those are the basics, but you can add any number of wrinkles to the rules and scoring. For
example, the basic rules do not take into consideration safety play, where you end up with a
difficult or impossible shot on your next ball and you instead decide to execute a defensive
shot. That's when you contact a legal object ball, and the cue ball rolls to a position where
your opponent has no clear shot for his next turn. If you want to include safety play, there are
several options.
If your safety is successful, and the ghost has no clear shot for his turn,
you can call it a draw and move onto the next game, or you can give yourself ball in hand again
and continue your runout. (Typically, though, you would limit yourself to one safety per rack.)
Or you could execute your safety, and then actually take the next shot for the ghost (and taking
an honest whack at it). If you, as the ghost, sink the shot, you've lost the rack; if you make
contact with the object ball but miss the shot, you change back to your original self and keep
going, etc.
It's also up to you what to do if you scratch on the break shot. You can consider that a game
loss, or you can spot the balls that went down on the break (i.e., put them on the marked spot
where you usually place the 1 ball for a new rack) and start as you normally would with ball in
hand.
Some players use a variation of playing the ghost in which they count the number of balls they
sink in each inning, and then divide that total by the number of games played.
So, if you're
playing 10 games of 9-ball, and you sink balls 1 through 5 in every rack, you'll have sunk 50
balls total, for an average of 5.0 balls. You can use that number as a rating to keep track of
your progress. You can use the same concept in 8-ball, where you'll be shooting for eight total
balls (the solids or stripes, plus the 8), except you're not sinking the balls in numerical
order.
(Thanks to BD columnist Mark Wilson, and the posters on the "Billiards Digest Cue Chalk Board"
Forum.)
It is truly a science of it's own. With system progress gains speed! With this app
you'll learn it for sure!
Easy with joy.
Is there any better way of learning?
Billiards is the well-developed Art of thinking ahead. It is not only a game, but first and foremost a demanding Sport, which requires good stamina, the logical thinking of a chess player and the stable hand of a concert pianist.
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