Efren Reyes Pulls Off an Unreal Curve Shot Under Pressure

Grab your glasses. Lean in. Don’t blink.

Because Efren Reyes—yes, that Efren Reyes—is about to pull off something so precise, so jaw-droppingly smooth, it might just rewrite what you thought was possible on a pool table.

It starts like any other setup. The cue ball sits casually on the cloth. His stance? Relaxed. His expression? Calm as a still lake. But don’t be fooled by the simplicity. What’s about to happen is anything but ordinary.

With a feather-light stroke, Reyes strikes.

And then—magic.

The cue ball curves.

Not rolls. Not bounces. Curves—as if it has a mind of its own, guided by invisible hands. It glides past obstacles, kisses the edge of the felt, and lands perfectly where it needs to be. The contact? Crisp. The placement? Surgical. The result? A stunned crowd… and one speechless opponent—JB Suko—shaking his head in disbelief.

“This can’t be real,” someone mutters behind the camera.

But it is.

The Magic We Still Need

For longtime fans in the US and UK—especially those of us in the 45 to 50+ club—this is more than a trick shot. This is craft. This is muscle memory mixed with mind-reading. This is years of hustling smoky halls, studying angles, understanding the bounce of every table and the weight of every cue.

And Efren? He doesn’t just play the game. He is the game.

While newer players talk technique and physics, Reyes makes it all look like jazz. Loose, fluid, improvisational—but always in control.

Why You Should Watch (Again)

Because you’ve probably seen good shots.

But this?
This is timeless.

It’s the kind of brilliance that makes you want to dust off your old cue stick, head down to the corner pub, and remind the boys you’ve still got a little Reyes in you too.

So watch again. Slow it down. Replay the curve. Let it remind you that in a world full of shortcuts, true mastery still exists—and its name is Efren “Bata” Reyes.

Thank you for watching—and don’t worry, we’ll show you more soon.

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