The Bridge - Part IV (Other Types of bridges)

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Rail Bridge

Rail bridges are used whenever the cue ball is too close to the rail and doing any of the normal bridges (open or closed) would be impossible. For this type of bridge you simply lay your cue stick on the rail and use your fingers to stabilize it. There are different types of rail bridges that you will learn as you play the game. Below are some illustrations you can use as reference.

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Re: The Bridge - Part IV (Other Types of bridges) )
by Anonymous on Tue, Apr 6, 2004 @ 03:57:07 CDT

One of the hardest bridges that I needed to learn was the pocket bridge. It doesn't often happen that this bridge is needed but, when it does you should be more prepared then I was my first couple of years playing. I'm not very good at describing this bridge and I have no way to take any picures so maybe you folks out there who can help will do so.

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