The next round is going to be on the pants, and this time, it's a showdown on the rail. The rail is about three and a half feet long and the ball is about 142 grams, so the angle of the shot needs to be calculated. This is the first time we've seen a billiards table tilted so far that the cue ball has to be rolled to the spot where the shot is to be played. The guy who's been cheating on the billiards table is super stoked. He's going to prove it to the whole club, and he's got a great idea. He figures out the angle and the friction force of the ball to get it to this spot, and then he figures out how long it will take for the cue to roll to the correct spot. He tells the guy that billiards is geometry and physics, and that the guy is afraid to humiliate his club so that he can take advantage of theirs. The dude's not serious, he just goofed around, and now he can't figure out how to get back at the guy