Contact: D.J. Hardiman

Invention Resources International

520-413-1454

donnah@inventionresource.com

ROCKVILLE, MD—The Bankshot Bullseye is an assistive training device to help pool or billiards players improve their reading and their accuracy of bank shots. The intent of this aid is to help players quickly and easily improve their ability to line up and sink bank shots. It is a mirrored optical teaching aid designed to help pool players visualize the angle required for a bank shot. It is constructed of wood or plastic and has a hinged unit which remains closed until needed. The Bankshot Bullseye features the adjustable mirror (up and down) and at an angle. The bottom platform is heavier than the top for stability. It provides a clear view of the intended pocket or target of a bank shot giving the player a reflected line of sight which represents the angle of attack and angled path to the pocket.

The Bankshot Bullseye was invented by Robert N. of Rockville, MD. He said, “Instructors will give the following advice to beginners: use the cue to ‘draw the line’ and ‘see’ the proper banking points along the rails. The Bankshot Bullseye is a teaching aid for beginner and intermediate players and also provides a refresher course for accomplished players who require practice on their bank shots. The Bankshot Bullseye allows the players to see the winning angles for bank shots and is far easier and faster than traditional approaches. The Bankshot Bullseye is the perfect device for users to go from being a competent player to a winner.”

EDITORS NOTE: Development of this product is being handled by Invention Resource International. For more information about licensing or sale, contact the Licensing Department at Invention Resource International, 60 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Suite 900, Tempe, AZ 85251

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