They say that over time the "good rolls' and the "bad rolls" even out. I know that if you flip a coin heads and tails somewhere out in the future they will statistically balance out, but im not so sure if thats true playing one pocket.
Take me for example, I move very well at least as compared to my shooting game. Most people I play tend to be considerably more aggresive. This means they shoot more low percentage shoots, they play using more cue ball speed and they sell out more often. Whereas Im shooting higher percentage shoots, rolling the cue ball alot softer with control, looking to trap my opponents and in general playing a "safer" game.
While I surely get "good rolls" I feel my opponents get many more than I do and at times this can get very frustrating. Yesterday was a good example of this and while I came at winner I couldnt stop thinking about all the great "rolls" he got, maybe 2 or 2 1/2 times as many as me. I mentioned to him sarcastically that hopefully the "rolls" would soon even out.
At home I started thinking that these "rolls" wont always even out especally when an aggressive shooter is playing a tighter mover. And if this is so, I shouldnt let the imbalance of the rolls bother me. Do you feel the same way?
Sappo
Take me for example, I move very well at least as compared to my shooting game. Most people I play tend to be considerably more aggresive. This means they shoot more low percentage shoots, they play using more cue ball speed and they sell out more often. Whereas Im shooting higher percentage shoots, rolling the cue ball alot softer with control, looking to trap my opponents and in general playing a "safer" game.
While I surely get "good rolls" I feel my opponents get many more than I do and at times this can get very frustrating. Yesterday was a good example of this and while I came at winner I couldnt stop thinking about all the great "rolls" he got, maybe 2 or 2 1/2 times as many as me. I mentioned to him sarcastically that hopefully the "rolls" would soon even out.
At home I started thinking that these "rolls" wont always even out especally when an aggressive shooter is playing a tighter mover. And if this is so, I shouldnt let the imbalance of the rolls bother me. Do you feel the same way?
Sappo