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No. Trigonometry will have little effect on being able to win at billiards or pocket billiards. A study of physics will do more, but only the simplest bank shots are aided by these sciences. The stroke and alignment are more important, and the knowlege of the more complex factors in the game than trigonometry is needed for complex shots.
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