Pool hustling and sharking is all about deceptively disguising a players ability in playing pool and billiards. There are many techniques a player can use to cover his skill in pool and billiards. They can often use a sneaky pete snooker cue that looks like a low-quality club stick that is normally provided in the pool room. A professional pool hustler can also dump a few games on low bets to make his opponent over confident. He can also pretend to play pool while drunk or stoned on alcohol or other substances. A lot of these techniques can be can easily be mistaken for the honest faults of a less-than-exceptional player. It also can happen that he might tell you with a sad story or two to garner sympathy a typical trick but it can easily trick you out if your not careful

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