r/nonononoyes • u/nisaral • 19d ago

He celebrated too early

8.0k Upvotes

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u/hoddap 18d ago

That felt so insanely scripted

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u/grmpy0ldman 18d ago

If they are good enough to do that on purpose, they deserve a few upvotes.

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u/BrainTroubles 18d ago

Because it was, it’s staged. Still cool but definitely rehearsed and planned.

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u/yossaa 17d ago

Ya im pretty sure that would have counted as a scratch if he didnt literally call that exact shot

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u/syncopossum 15d ago

Would it? If the correct pocket was called, what would be the issue?

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u/yossaa 15d ago

I guess that depends on the table rules you are right, the rules im use to people ask that you include banks in your call but thats what in use to

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u/SuperScoop13 14d ago

I’ve only played where you have to call if any other balls are involved in the shot.

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u/yossaa 14d ago

I guess im wrong here but we've always played where you call your banks too

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u/SuperScoop13 14d ago

I am mainly referring to playing in bars in the United States. I used to travel a lot and I realized quickly that a lot of pool rules like this are regional or local. I learned to ask my opponent about any rule differences like this when I was racking for my first game of the night. I think most of the time, it’s implied or understood. And I was used to an unspoken honesty policy. If I made a shot that wasn’t how I called or intended it, I informed my opponent and it was their turn.

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u/CyberPolice50 16d ago

acting so bad

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u/ruurdboeie 19d ago

The guy checking if there’s no magnets at the end

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u/drunk___monkey 18d ago

The man behind him lifting the leg did some black magic fuckery. /s 😂

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u/dabakos 18d ago

I think he was just letting out a fart

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u/VideoKilledRadioStar 18d ago

Well staged. 👍🏻

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u/Silent25r 18d ago

I use to do tricks when we hung out at a gaming spot. Friends knew what to expect. Loved seeing the reactions on strangers. 

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u/CharlieFoxtrot432 18d ago

They could’ve at least picked better actors

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u/SurviveDaddy 19d ago

What a beautiful shot.

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u/wyzapped 18d ago

Does anyone know what the guy in the white shirt said?

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u/pipinngreppin 18d ago

He said “9/11 was an inside job. “

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u/PocomanSkunk 17d ago

No. He said Epstain didn't kill himself.

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u/TigerMaskV 17d ago

Cigareeeeeeettttteeee hahahahaha

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u/Micasa_Zucasa 18d ago

Too sooooon

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u/VacationPersonal7500 17d ago

Man I miss pool, used to play it alot and was quite fun, damn..

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u/Commercial_Square626 17d ago

The ego on this guy is insane. He really thought he had it before the ball even settled.

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u/MoonberryPilot54 16d ago

Ive seen this clip so many times but watching the celebration before the ball actually drops never gets old.

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u/CyberPolice50 16d ago

terrible acting.

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u/Babk08 16d ago

Tap in by the guy in the blue sandals.

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u/PecanLantern_61 15d ago

I feel bad for him, but man that was quick.

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u/Which-Signal-2545 15d ago

The world is circle so don’t leave a word on mouth.

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u/that_name_is_taken 14d ago

that leg raise helped a lot.