Same position, same shot, it's almost a repeat of the first shot. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 The only difference is that Mr. Clinton has had the experience of a failure, and presumably this time, he will not make the same mistake again.

But to everyone's surprise, I don't know what Mr. Clinton thinks, obviously nine out of ten can unlock this snooker shot, and the result is the same as the previous one......

The cue ball followed almost the same route as the previous one, but unfortunately, perhaps Mr. Clinton wanted to defend this shot too much, so he still didn't use much force.

As a result, the cue ball staggered and finally stopped, and it was only less than half a centimeter away from the target ball......

"Blank shot! foul, four penalty points!" the old referee stepped forward to carefully observe the distance between the cue ball and the target ball, and stretched out his hand to announce the result of the shot directly.

There was an uproar in the stands.

A professional like Clinton shouldn't have made such a low-level mistake, but he tripped twice in the same spot......

Clinton's face also became extremely ugly, after all, such a low-level mistake was made twice in a row, which was really undeserved.

I am afraid that this has something to do with Clinton's own mentality. He really wanted to defend this shot so badly that he made the same mistake twice.

However, according to the rules of snooker, he can't make the same mistake a third time. If you don't hit the target three times in a row, the set will be judged as a failure.

So, when Clinton leaned down to hit the cue ball for the third time, he involuntarily increased his strength a little.

As a result, the cue ball eventually touched the red ball, but because the force was a little greater, the two red balls on the other side were removed from the red ball pile.

However, Clinton's shot also showed his superb billiards skills, although K went out with two red balls, but it did not leave any opportunity for the grandmaster to attack. Those two red balls are absolutely impossible to attack directly.

Clinton's shot also earned him some applause, after all, being able to make such a good defense after two consecutive fouls definitely deserves the applause of the audience.

Clinton also seemed pleased with his own defense, laughing and clapping in the stands, and returned to his seat with his club.

The Grandmaster took the cue stick and looked at the ball on the table, knowing that he had no chance to attack, so he simply continued to make a defense.

Of course, the grandmaster's defense is not the kind of passive defense, but directly rubs the cue ball against a red ball, and after the rebound on the left side of the library, the cue ball stays directly on the edge of the top library, forming a backing ball.

Originally, the grandmaster wanted to continue to make a snooker for Clinton, but with the grandmaster's current ability, it was very easy for him to make a snooker, because he could easily control the cue ball to any position on the table.

However, the Grandmaster still gave up on this idea, because the Grandmaster didn't want to always defend, he wanted to attack!

It's just that if you want to attack, you have to have a chance. And this opportunity, the Grandmaster wanted to use Clinton's offense to create for himself.

Because there are already two red balls on the table at this time, as long as the cue ball goes to a certain position, then it can create a long-platform offensive opportunity for Clinton.

Although it is very difficult to attack on the long platform, the grandmaster bets that Clinton should not give up this opportunity. The biggest possibility is that Clinton will use the opportunity he created for him to attack on the long platform, to attack and defend with one shot, and if he can score the best, if he can't score, I will also leave the cue ball at the top of the table, and if you want to attack, it is not so easy.

In such a situation, I am afraid that the vast majority of professional snooker players will make such a choice. After all, for the long platform attack, the grasp of professional snooker players is still relatively large.

Sure enough, the Grandmaster's defense made some spectators in the east and north stands sigh. Obviously, the Grandmaster's defense was not in place. In the south stands, some spectators booed......

I'm afraid none of these viewers thought that the grandmaster's shot was deliberately hit like this.

Sure enough, Clinton's eyes lit up. Although it is a help ball, and it is also a long-platform attack, if you gamble, it is not without a chance. If you win the bet and hit the red ball into the bottom pocket, you can also use the green, brown or yellow ball as it returns to the top of the table......

So Clinton really did what the grandmaster guessed, and directly chose the long platform to attack.

It's a pity that Clinton's shot didn't play well. Although the red ball was hit, because of the angle, the red ball did not fall into the pocket, but after the bag bounced a little, it rolled to the top half of the table.

And because this shot Clinton wants to attack and defend, so after the cue ball hit the red ball, it should have bounced directly in the bottom library, and then rolled back to the top library of the table, but who knows that the ghost is that after the cue ball collided with the red ball, it actually hit the black seven-point ball again, and although the cue ball also bounced on the bottom library, it did not return to the edge of the top library according to the original return route, but stopped near the middle pocket.

In this way, the cue ball and the red ball form an offensive opportunity at an angle of about 20 degrees in the upper half of the table, and at the same time, the black seven-point ball also comes to the top half of the table because of this touch.

Obviously, Mr. Clinton's skills are not at home, and this shot was not successful, not only bringing an offensive opportunity to the grandmaster, but also giving the black seven-point shot to K.

If there is only one thing that is good, it is that because the black seven-point ball is K out, the possibility of the grandmaster wanting to play a one-shot 147 is very low.

But the Grandmaster didn't think so. In terms of his grandmaster-level billiards skills, in his eyes, the situation on the table at this time suddenly became cheerful.

The current situation on the table is clearly an excellent opportunity for a 147!

Therefore, without hesitation, the Grandmaster stood up, reached out and took out the powder from his pocket, carefully wiped it on the leather, and then walked to the table with a smile.

He didn't even think about it, he leaned down, added a little high club, and steadily smashed the ball into the right top pocket.

Because of the high rod, the cue ball naturally fell about 40 centimeters behind the black seven-point ball after the rebound on the right side.

Taking advantage of the time when the black ball moved, the grandmaster wiped the skin of the cue with the powder again, and then after the black ball stopped, he quickly hit the cue ball again.

It's just that the strength of this shot is much greater than the previous one, and the Grandmaster's shot is still a strong low left shot.

I saw that after the cue ball hit the black ball, the black ball fell into the pocket, and the white cue ball after hitting the black ball, actually drew a very strange large arc on the table to the left rear of the direction of the ball, almost brushing the left side of the library across most of the table, and then fiercely K on the pile of red balls gathered together......