If I only could choose a billiard player as my favorite, Niels Feijen would be the chosen one. It seems to me the most complete with difference: for its consistency, for its resistance and, of course, for its quality at the table. In this week's article we will see the 6 facts that have taken the Dutchman to the top of the world pool. With all of you, the best of "Terminator".

Billiard has different kinds of game modes, but every one of them is special. The objective, the rules, the clothing, the size of the balls, the colors, the prizes ... all of these things may vary depending on the game mode. They maintain at least three common factors: the cue, the chalk and the values. The greatness of billiards also lies in all variants of game. Do not miss today's article to know how many of them exist. Have you tried them all yet?

Do you need to use the chalk before each shot? Do you stand up up suddenly if you do not see a clear next shot? Do you always heat up throwing the same balls? Do you have a good luck shirt for the most important championships? If the answer to many of these questions is yes, then welcome to the club of superstitious billiard players. Today, they (we) are the protagonists of this post.

In all sports there is a magician. In billiards, it is clear who that illusionist is. His magic wand is the cue and its great virtue, getting impossible moves out from the hat. Age does not forgive - more than 60 years old-so let's enjoy it until we can. Introducing, the great magician of billiards, Efren Bata Reyes. Come, see and enjoy.

Do you always miss the same shots? If you want to fix this, this article is really useful for you. In this post we will share with you some hits that will help you never miss another shot ever again. Lets go!

In the same way that technology has conditioned our lives completely, technology will condition billiardsl of the future. In fact, it has already done so: the super-resistant balls, the last-generation cues or the beloved magic racks are inventions typical of recent times, something unthinkable 20 or 30 years ago. In this week's article we take a look into a crystal ball to imagine what billiards will be like a few decades later. Ready to travel to the future of billiards? Here we go!