Like the perspective of just the lighted table, with players and ref coming into focus from their various orbits. The talkers are a bit over the top, but remain informative. I turned off the volume and analyzed for myself. So much planning required. CB control and absolute. My next time on the table will be devoted to minding speed and position. The idea of leaving a break ball, having to pocket and break adds a demension of play which requires good table hygiene. In 9, use get through traffic. In 14:1, you navigate and direct, leave and save.
Bring these commentators back... Interesting and informative. They did so much more than just predict what the next shot would be.
Excellent commentary! Very educational - thanks
45:45 Ursa Major
Like the perspective of just the lighted table, with players and ref coming into focus from their various orbits. The talkers are a bit over the top, but remain informative. I turned off the volume and analyzed for myself. So much planning required.
CB control and absolute. My next time on the table will be devoted to minding speed and position. The
idea of leaving a break ball, having to pocket and break adds a demension of play which requires good table hygiene. In 9, use get through traffic. In 14:1, you navigate and direct, leave and save.
I've played on this exact table before. Pockets are very grippy because qmasters needs to refelt the tournament tables
Anyone know why Shane didn't compete in the Arizona open
My understanding is that he doesn't care for the format.
No major foul penalty for Shane catching the cue ball?
"didn't leave much, did I?" -Eddie Felson
"You left enough!" -The Fatman
Far beyond driven
What is with these prima donnas taking so long between shots. Watch some video of Mosconi playing. He was a man on a mission.
Opening break pissed me off completely. It's one thing to play a safety but it's an entirely different thing to just be an asshole about it
Because this is straight pool! And it was a great opening
That’s the way the opening break is always played in straight pool. And it’s very similar to a break in snooker as well.