Foul or No Foul? Close Call Pool Shot (Slow Motion)
Foul or No Foul? Close Call Pool Shot (Slow Motion Breakdown)This one came down to inches… maybe even less.Ball in hand situation. My last object ball is sitting tight on the end rail — about a ball and a quarter off. I place the cue ball in a narrow window between the rail and the object ball and call the far corner.Now here’s where it gets tricky…Any time you’re this close, you risk a double hit — one of the most debated fouls in pool. To avoid it, I had to elevate my cue to a very steep angle and strike down with precision. There’s no room for error on this kind of shot.I take the shot.The object ball drops clean.The cue ball rolls forward about 12–16 inches, and the spin holds it perfectly for shape on the 8.But the real question is…Was it clean… or was it a foul?We even brought in a ref and captured it in slow motion.Watch closely and decide for yourself 👇Foul or No Foul?Drop your call in the comments — I want to hear what you see.#PoolShot #FoulOrNoFoul #Billiards #CueSports #PoolPlayer #8BallPool #PoolSkills #BilliardsLife #TrickShot #SlowMotion #PoolMatch #CueBallControl #DoubleHit #RefCall #BarPool