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Every module and system in learning order. Each node shows your accuracy and state; the next steps are highlighted.

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  1. 00

    Fundamentals

    The table, diamonds, spin, ball fraction and diamond theory.

  2. 01

    Diamond systems

    You are here

    The classic diamond system and its variants.

  3. 02

    No-spin systems

    Systems played without spin.

  4. 03

    Long–short–long systems

    The Plus family, no-spin rodadas and System 30.

  5. 04

    Aiming at the short cushion

    The Tüzül method and your personal table value.

  6. 05

    Pase bola

    Argüello's pase bola systems and their corrections.

  7. 06

    Bricole

    Two-cushion bricole and the ZigZag system.

  8. 07

    Reverse spin

    Contraefecto and Renversé (Verworst).

  9. 08

    Bola-Efecto

    Cabañas and rodadas, with the total split between ball fraction and spin.

  10. 09

    Korean systems

    Three-cushion systems popular in Korea.

  11. 10

    Other systems

    Ball-first, corner and special-position systems.

  12. 11

    Position play

    Scoring while leaving the balls well placed for the next shot.

  13. 12

    Defence

    Leaving the opponent a bad position when the point is hard.

  14. 13

    Kiss safety

    Avoiding unwanted ball contacts and using the kiss to your advantage.

  15. 14

    Match: 40 in One

    40 linked positions; every shot, its system and the position play.