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Thank you for sharing great knowledge!

What a great video! I was amazed at the quality of the shots and your performance on shot-making Thank you! Please keep up the great videos!

Thank you for this great video!

Great video to enjoy this champion talking about boxing! Thank you for a great video!

Man was pounding balls

My friend got the full table power draw after 3 months of training. It's actually amazing

wow you are so good at billiards.

Max, question.....I am beginning pool player, I started playing left handed when I was a kid/ at bars just to play but never got serious....so lefty feels natural. However I am now trying to get more serious and have discovered I am right handed and right eye dominant....so I started playing with the right hand, now it feels almost equal to the left. But now I'm not sure which hand to stick with! Or if it even matters.... Thoughts? :D Love your videos btw!

Your game is amazing man, just curious what camera do you use for your head cam in your other videos?

Just when I thought Joe couldn't get any cooler.

Pocket the balls in order?

congrats on the almost half a million views. I want to go toe to toe against ya in Miami if youre ever in town!

Old cues don’t actually have a lot of value…hence this collection

I like how you hear motor scooters zooming by in the background 😂

How to use effect n when?? 😢

5:36 Can you imagine that in a few years that young man will become one of the best billiard players in the world?

You is a pro

django with smooth shoot and aim in the left ball before shoot, efren with amazing kick shoot. what a amazing combination

No entiendo mucho el inglés y me gustan sus vídeos pero( hago lo q veo y aun así me ganan )

I don't know if you ever read these comments, but I'd love hearing your commentary on your shots while you're playing them. It would help your viewers to understand why you're playing the shots like you do. I'm fairly knowledgeable about pool, but I can always learn more about the game.

I noticed when you shot the seven ball you didn't use a final stroke, it looked like you push stroked the shot, did you do this for more accuracy?

Watching this video I get the idea you never miss, lol, so is this the case, or are you editing?

Wow! I mean wow wow! What a place! Just to be in the presence of all that history of the worlds greatest game! If each cue could tell one story, that would be the greatest book ever 2cd to the Bible. Lucky guy!

Pool art.

Position on the 10 was a little short

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Its nice that they come rack the balls; hate racking the balls. 😮

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What is the name of your cue?

I bet the soap killed the English on the cue ball lol. It would get on your tip make you miss cue.😂😂😂😂

skill yang sangat mengagumkan

my favorite part about the point of view cam is comparing all the different table conditions and watching how Eberle's shot choices change! thank you for all of your content

I used to shoot at pool sharks a couple nights per week. Griff’s was a huge upgrade. No smoke and a really well done pool hall. I hang out at Red Shoes these days in Illinois. Not as nice as Griff’s but a really cool place with good people.

Hi max can you make a video how to stand when playing billiards 🙏

Really appreciate this format! Seeing your cueing placement has more value than most instructional videos. Please keep them coming.

9:38 Wow!

26:10 at the same time😂

I feel like 99% of the people are here for the pool sticks. Wished they spent the whole video just slow paning from pool Stick to pool stick

Hóa ra bên tây cũng dùng kĩ thuật xin đất ae ạ :ĐĐ

Why you don't come Ho Chi Minh city ?

6:07 Faul ball?

Did you polish your table? It looks a lot more shiny than others I see?

you dont hit true center

Max please go on Joe Rogan’s podcast! Would love to hear you guys talk pool! Or maybe even a podcast while playing pool 🤔

Hi Max, can I pay you $3500 for a private lesson? I really want to learn how to play like you! Thanks!

One small addition to that first drill is to lay a cue on top of the rails, parallel to the line of balls, maybe three or four inches behind the line of balls. After the stroke, your shooting cue is underneath the one on the rails, and it becomes hard to just pop your body up after the shot. Of course, this addition addresses the pop up only, assuming it still exists after follow through training. New subscriber here, low intermediate level, but i still need to work to get better. Its hard because im old, and remember when i was pretty good. Now the eyes do t work as good, and it seems ive lost some flexibility, lol Thanks, Max.....

Waste of time

What cue are you playing with