If you rewind back, Delawder legit fouled on that shot. He took out the 9 ball from the pocket and put it on the table well before the CB even stopped rolling. The ref was right there and didn't say anything.
Delawder committed this action much more more blatantly after pocking the 9 on rack 13. He almost hit the still rolling CB with the third OB he put on the table.
I'm trying to find out if it's actually written down somewhere that doing this (either reaching into a pocket or putting a pocketed OB on the table while the CB is still moving) is an actual foul, but I can't find anything in writing...either in MR or WPA's website.
Yep. His streams are pro quality, and he's experienced at it. He freely admits that the Post-Up style isn't for everyone.
That said, I think if WNT offered him a paid gig as a streamer or commentator, that he's completely capable of making it successful. I suspect he's professional & practical enough to adapt.
The black measles balls are supposed to be Duramith, which Aramith claims will last 40 years, so one day seems a bit shy of the predicted life span.
I recently purchased some Aramith red measles balls that have a yellow shading, which came out of boxes of Aramith Tournament ball sets. I compared them to my black measles ball's yellow shading, and the color was identical. The red measles balls that I typically play with are brilliant white. Are the red measles balls with the yellow shading made of Duramith? I can't find anything online that says that there are two types of red measles balls: Duramith v. Aramith ProCup.
