Setelahbreak, banyak bola yang posisinya yang sebetulnya sulit untuk dipukul kedalam lubang...ditambah dengan meja yang cukup licin...tapi potts masih bisa melakukannya dengan baik.. well done potts...
I. Scoring system: 1. Scoring: Break and run - 10 points Table run - 7 points Victory - 4 points Foul - opponent 1 point 2. Rules of scoring： Break-and-run: The breaker completes a break-and-run Table-run: The following conditions count as table-run: a. When a ball is made on the break, and the breaker makes a combination shot on the 9-ball during his inning; b. When the No.1 and No.9 ball are still on the table, any incoming player runs out the table (excluding a combination shot at the 9-ball); c. Making a golden break; Victory: Any other form of winning the rack is regarded as a victory. Foul：Once a player commits a foul, the opponent will be awarded 1 point for the 1st and 2nd time. A total of three fouls in a rack will be regarded as the loss of ongoing rack, and the opponent will be awarded 2 points on the third foul.
@@thomasheal6286 Great rules. The Chinese have done so much for snooker & pool. So impressive seeing 9-ball played on these tighter pockets. I wish the American tables were made like these tables.
4 break and runs would be not impressive but on a heyball table is amazing! I mean the tables are just so hard to spin the ball without missing due to the pockets size's!!
The constant noise is the air conditioning. The high pitched noise is the feedback from the microphones as they're probably getting prematurely ready for the mc and interviews at the end.
@@haydenwalton2766 obviously you haven't seen it since it was indeed 9ball, not 8ball. check again. why are you trying to correct someone if you have no idea what you're talking about?
In some ways you're right....however.....in pool, there's pressure on every shot. Enter a pool tournament & you'll find out very quickly what it is like. It would feel like a snooker player while he's making a break, when there's still enough points on the table for the opponent to win - the snooker player won't relax during break-building until the opponent needs several snookers - that's what it feels like when you're potting out in pool - you're not allowed to miss. Anyway snooker is much more straight forward than pool, because you know where all the colours are spotted, which allows you to play position automatically - whereas in pool, the position of the balls in every game is different. The only advantage a snooker player would have on a smaller table is in the potting, because he's used to dealing with longer shots..
@@thepunisher1951 Yeah, technically, Gareth seems like he wouldn't have that many issues on a snooker table - he looks like he would be able to play at a high level if he concentrated solely on snooker. Probably, the most difficult transition for most pool players who are taking up snooker, would be to remember to follow through further on most shots, & not to decelerate on the stroke, because it would pull the ball off line.
@@austinbai9641 I'm fully aware they're allowed to, and I'm allowed an opinion, there are already enough versions of pool . I wouldn't say 9 ball is more challenging, I do think it's a more stupid version of pool though.
Setelahbreak, banyak bola yang posisinya yang sebetulnya sulit untuk dipukul kedalam lubang...ditambah dengan meja yang cukup licin...tapi potts masih bisa melakukannya dengan baik.. well done potts...
How does the race work? I get that its ten points for a break and run.
I. Scoring system:
1. Scoring:
Break and run - 10 points
Table run - 7 points
Victory - 4 points
Foul - opponent 1 point
2. Rules of scoring：
Break-and-run: The breaker completes a break-and-run
Table-run: The following conditions count as table-run:
a. When a ball is made on the break, and the breaker makes a combination shot
on the 9-ball during his inning;
b. When the No.1 and No.9 ball are still on the table, any incoming player runs out
the table (excluding a combination shot at the 9-ball);
c. Making a golden break;
Victory: Any other form of winning the rack is regarded as a victory.
Foul：Once a player commits a foul, the opponent will be awarded 1 point for the
1st and 2nd time. A total of three fouls in a rack will be regarded as the loss of
ongoing rack, and the opponent will be awarded 2 points on the third foul.
@@thomasheal6286 Great rules. The Chinese have done so much for snooker & pool. So impressive seeing 9-ball played on these tighter pockets. I wish the American tables were made like these tables.
4 break and runs would be not impressive but on a heyball table is amazing! I mean the tables are just so hard to spin the ball without missing due to the pockets size's!!
oh shut up it's impressive on any table - you have no idea what you're talking about. It's just harder on one of these. Give it a rest.
Yeah you can only fit 1 and 3/4 of a ball in them . Absolutely no room for error 😕 its easyy😂😂
What's that whistling noise?
Trying Havana syndrome so he doesn’t win lol
@@Boxbirder strange you mention that as I only heard about that a few days ago
The constant noise is the air conditioning. The high pitched noise is the feedback from the microphones as they're probably getting prematurely ready for the mc and interviews at the end.
that's quite the achievement - running 4 racks of 9 ball on a heyball table.
would take some beating
well he ran 8 racks of 9 ball on heyball table before so...
@@nitnesto9195 yes, I've seen that, and it was 8 ball not 9 ball
9 ball is rotation pool, and therefore much more difficult than 8 ball
@@haydenwalton2766 obviously you haven't seen it since it was indeed 9ball, not 8ball. check again. why are you trying to correct someone if you have no idea what you're talking about?
@@nitnesto9195 my mistake, you are right. I remembered it being 8 ball
@@haydenwalton2766I don't think 9 ball is harder than 8 ball.
Love how pool players make every shot look really difficult. Now snooker that's different class.
Yeah just put any top snooker player in a 9 ball tournament and they will clean up. It's too easy for them.
In some ways you're right....however.....in pool, there's pressure on every shot.
Enter a pool tournament & you'll find out very quickly what it is like.
It would feel like a snooker player while he's making a break, when there's still enough points on the table for the opponent to win - the snooker player won't relax during break-building until the opponent needs several snookers - that's what it feels like when you're potting out in pool - you're not allowed to miss.
Anyway snooker is much more straight forward than pool, because you know where all the colours are spotted, which allows you to play position automatically - whereas in pool, the position of the balls in every game is different.
The only advantage a snooker player would have on a smaller table is in the potting, because he's used to dealing with longer shots..
Gareth is fantastic in snooker.
@@thepunisher1951 Yeah, technically, Gareth seems like he wouldn't have that many issues on a snooker table - he looks like he would be able to play at a high level if he concentrated solely on snooker. Probably, the most difficult transition for most pool players who are taking up snooker, would be to remember to follow through further on most shots, & not to decelerate on the stroke, because it would pull the ball off line.
@@jasonparker6138look at judd trump, did well against an amateur and then he got absolutely slapped by Jason shaw. Completely different game you melt
Over dramatic cue build up alert
It's no less than you deserve
Why are they playing 9 ball on a Chinese table? Please just leave pool alone 😞
....what?!
@@46402 which bit didn't you understand?
@@nakkadu I don't understand whatever you're crying about or why. Please just stick to your 6' bar table with beer stains and cigarette burns 😞
They can play whatever game they like, what's wrong with playing more challange game? Although im not a big fun of Chinese table
@@austinbai9641 I'm fully aware they're allowed to, and I'm allowed an opinion, there are already enough versions of pool . I wouldn't say 9 ball is more challenging, I do think it's a more stupid version of pool though.