Billiard apprenticeship

I’m 19, a little late.

Learning to play football costs money, and the biggest expense is the fee charged by the ball practice gym. Generally, the coaches stationed in the gym are enough to teach you to the level where you can rely on billiards for a living.

The basic model for learning football is this:

Food, housing, and practice will cost about 2-3k a month, if you are more economical. If you work harder and are smarter, you can participate in big and small competitions in a year, including amateur ones. You can earn a little income by participating in more competitions. If you are lucky, you can win more by gambling.

In this way, we can pay for the cost of practicing football.

When you can support yourself and have some savings, then consider studying with a famous teacher. Eight-ball is easier to learn because there are many games, so you can always earn some income, and it is faster if you really practice it.

The early stage of snooker is basically pure investment, which comes slower.