Accuracy and positioning promote each other for a simple reason: if the accuracy is good, the white ball doesn't need to be so fine, just hit it accurately, just hit the ball with an accurate "magic gun". For example, Bauer's accuracy is excellent, but now Bauer's positioning is even finer, not just winning by accuracy; Similarly, if the position is good, the white ball can almost reach the position of the hand swing, and it does not need to have high accuracy. For example, Potts' position is very fine, but in fact, Potts' accuracy is also very good, not much worse than Bauer's.
Then why do accuracy and positioning restrict each other? The reasons are as follows: in order to ensure the score of the ball, players generally don't use complicated play methods, such as not strengthening the plug and not sending too much force. Therefore, although the ball entered, the white ball may not be able to go to a position conducive to the next ball; Similarly, on the other hand, in order to make the white ball go to the position that is beneficial to the next ball after scoring, players sometimes hit the ball with a sharper hitting method, which is difficult to ensure the accuracy, and it is easy to drop the ball, thus losing the opportunity to continue hitting the ball.