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? Greatest Tips About Pool You Need to Know

George Moyle

Verlag: AuthorHouse

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Greatest Tips about Pool You Need to Know makes various shots using English easy for beginners, but it leans closer to those players who want to excel in the game of pool as semipros. It details a system that will show you every angle on the table. Also, it makes massé shots simple and contains diagrams of kick shots. In addition, it contains the best information on the quarter system for those who have a hard time with angles.
Verfügbar seit: 30.07.2019.

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