Ruslan Chinahov vs Tyler Styer | 2019 WPA Players Championship
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- CSI presents the 2019 WPA Players Championship
April 12-19, 2019
Griff's Billiards
Las Vegas, NV
Stage 1 - Qualification Stage
Ruslan Chinahov vs Tyler Styer
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The commentary for this and the predator was brutal
Thank you Ruslan and Tyler,, Way to go Tyler. Good set guys.
End of rack 1 talking about height. I always thought how nice it would be at Parica's height to see the table and not be hunched over on shots.
This Chinakhov guy has his pacing on point.
Love their stroke. So smooth.
The Sherminator
Rack 2 @ 8:00 was a foul break, 1 ball went down and only 1 went past the headstring. 2 points on the break is a foul right? Rack 4 @ 18:00 another foul break with ball in hand but not enforced/called.
You do know if there's no 3 ball potted/pass the headstring, it's not ball in hand
Why are these videos so few and far between. AND why has it taken almost 6 months to upload them.
because csi does these as pay per view events. so they take months before they post for free
@@johngraves1216 Thanks for that, didn't realise. Still 6 months is still a long time.
I don't care if the 3 point rule
is part of the world's standardized rule or the universe's standardized rule,
it's a bad and unfair rule because too many hard breaks suffer from it and
players unfairly lose games, even matches from it. Whoever came up with it
didn't thoroughly think it through. It needs to be changed or better, lose the
rule completely. In our technology today why not just measure the speed of the
cue ball. It's done anyway. Why not put such a simple procedure to use which
would be a lot fairer and more precise for the players? Can anyone think this
deeply?
You can blame Corey Deuel for this rule
I think they could just have made a rule that it must be a hard break
Das