Bank shot guide for billiards
OwnerSam Cookinventor
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The bank shot guide for billiards has at least one visible marking which may be disposed on a pool cue shaft, tape measure, floor, or floor accessory adapted to be easily observable by the shooter while setting up a pool shot on a pool table. The markings can be aligned along the length of the pool cue shaft, tape measure, floor, or floor accessory at predetermined distances to provide graphical symbols that can aid a player in calculating bank angle game parameters applicable to the game table being played on. The markings are designed to represent extensions of readily observable existing diamond markings typically located on the pool table side rails. Groups of the markings may be color coded and/or rotationally separated from each other to visibly display the appropriate group of markings applicable to a particular length of pool table being used.
A pool cue stick for improving bank shots on a game table having two parallel side rails bounded by two parallel end rails, and rail markings disposed at specified intervals on the rails, the pool cue stick comprising:
A bank shot guide system including a pool cue stick and a table for playing a pool game thereon, the table having two parallel side rails bounded by two parallel end rails, and rail markings disposed at specified intervals on the rails, the pool cue stick comprising:
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