Brick Balls: aim for repeated contacts and open lanes

Brick Balls is mostly about preserving future angles. Bank shots along a wall to keep the stream inside the board, prioritize low numbered bricks that threaten the floor, and collect extra balls only when the route does not leave an immediate blocker alive. A dense cluster is usually more valuable than an isolated high-health target because rebounds multiply contacts. The aiming line should be understood as an initial trajectory, not a complete prediction of every bounce. Planning all available pieces before firing reduces the late-board traps that feel random.