Ball Joker

There are certain balls from which you can place the cue in almost every corner of the table. Using the different effects we already know the white position at any point. They are called wild balls and ideally leave us white these positions for our game position is more complete.

In the figure, we see possible ways out of white part of the output in 90-degree lateral variations in effect.



In this run we see the possibilities of both alone and with side effects. That if no eye into pocket.



Here we see the options in the back, as if we alone, or right as we exit the graph. We can see if the three graphs together by varying the forces and effects, this ball you can put the white at all points of the table.



In this case we see in black out at 90 degrees, the blue lines are those that would run the various degrees of yellow lines and with different amounts of retrogression. If we extend these outputs, we see that every point of the table is accessible varying force and effect.




Unfortunately, not all balls are wild, for example, a straight ball is rather limited because only we can drive, go up front or back, and this greatly reduces the ability to place the white. In general, good players almost never leave the ball straight unless they need a dive or kick or run straight. There are many more balls wildcards, but I'll let you discover them yourself.