Shot Glass Roller

This is a neat little prop shot where the cue ball starts by resting in the mouth of a shot glass. While I shoot the cue ball down table to pocket a hanger, the shot glass rolls in an arc to make the ball hanging in the near corner. Lukasz Szywala shot this on ESPN Trick Shot Magic 2005. Oh, and I only broke one shot glass trying to get this shot down.  Learn how!

Tubular Draw Shot

This is my adaptation of a classic tube shot. Two balls are propped in the air on coin wrappers. I shoot the cue ball into an object ball which takes out the coin wrappers and pots in the side pocket. The cue ball draws back, making the hanger, clearing the way for the two balls on the coin wrappers to split in the side pockets.  Learn how!

Dipsy Doodle

This is a classic follow shot. The cue ball pockets the first ball in the corner, caroms off of the end rail and around an obstacle to pocket a second ball in the far corner. I saw my friend Eric Yow do it with a two ball wall, so I thought I'd do it too. It's easier with one though.  Learn how!

Out Of The Rack Masse

Here's another masse shot. This time, the cue ball starts in a standard rack of balls as the second ball in the last row. The trick is masse-ing it out of the rack without hitting the end ball with your cue stick and getting the cue ball all the way down table to pocket the hanger. I think I first saw Sebastian Giumelli attempt this on ESPN Trick Shot Magic 2001.  Learn how!

The Wizards Tray Shot

Here's a variation of a shot I first saw Bogdan "The Wizard" Wolkowski do. Using the ball tray as an extra rail, I shoot the cue ball six rails to knock the object ball off of a piece of chalk into the corner pocket. The Wizards version had three balls on a pieces of chalk for a nice chain reaction as one ball would knock off the next one.  Learn how!