44 Breaks & Only 3 Chances

Just got done racking and breaking racks of 9-Ball on my Gold Crown IV. I counted and I broke 44 racks and only had three decent chances to run out. I got out once and hosed up the two others.

This has been going on for years and years and years. I know you posters are sick and tired of hearing it. But I've just about reached my wits end with this GCIV. It has to be a bad breaking table. And even when I did make a ball almost every time I had a real bad spread, literally no chance at all.

I guarantee you that if my renters decide they don't want to renew my upstairs apartment above my garage for storage next year I am going to get a Diamond Professional table. I've just had it with this GCIV. And yes, like I said in the other thread, that means I will have two home tables. Once I convince myself the Diamond Professional is a better playing table I will either just keep both or try and sell the GCIV.

Stay tuned...........

r/|DCP

Slow play by pros

Cmon, you know that would be virtually impossible because you cant prove a negative. But we have seen slop help teams get game wins even in the Mosconi. I bet it wouldn't take long just watching only MC games and picking the lucky shots that had a bearing on the game at hand.
Well, the people who are so insistent that slop shots have been a key driver in the result of important pro matches seem to be coming up dry when it comes to proving their point. If it’s so common there should be a number of them at the ready as demonstration.

US Open 08/18-23

Great analysis as usual but the shot of the tournament was made by Fedor in the Duong match. It was an unbelievable three rail kick from absolute jail that he made! If you haven’t seen it please find it. If I had any technical skills I’d provide the link lol.

it was on railbirdstv, around 1 hour 30 min in. very good safety by hoang too

US Open 08/18-23

WNT did a nice job with the Battle of the Bull. Stacked field. Last day of the event felt rushed, but some good pool played.

Chua beat SVB fairly handily in the final, 13-8, making the shot of the tourney to further his cause. Chua also won the ranking event in Dubai leading up to the WPC, beating Gorst, but he was ousted a bit early in the WPC.

Chua did solidify his spot on the Reyes Cup. Some Asian player other than Biado or Yapp would have to win the U.S. Open to surpass him. That would leave two wild cards. Biado and Yapp are already locks.

I did think Chua’s safety play remained a problem. Made several somewhat costly ones vs both Wielinksi and SVB. And yet … he still ran through a lot of good opponents (Lechner, Wiktor, Duong, SVB).

Shane did get to the finals of both Florida and BotB. He is in good form.

So is Chang Yu Lung. Lost to Shane again in the semis. Strange to see Lung flex his muscles like this after doing nothing in the WNT since the tour ramped up after Covid.

Alas, the struggles of Albin Ouschan continued.

Not so Felix Vogel. Beat Moritz Neuhausen and went deep. Trying to make the case he is the best young German player.

Yannick Pongers also made another good run. Plays like his hair is on fire, but he’s some shot maker. Another up and comer.

Great analysis as usual but the shot of the tournament was made by Fedor in the Duong match. It was an unbelievable three rail kick from absolute jail that he made! If you haven’t seen it please find it. If I had any technical skills I’d provide the link lol.

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