skor said:

he plays with a CueTec Avid

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skogstokig said:

possible. i don't have facebook/instagram, maybe there's some more flesh there

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jsp said:

Interesting. All I know is this blog initially posted that Yapp won (it has since been updated showing Yapp lost). So maybe Ignacio protested something after Yapp pocketed that last 9 ball? Just speculation, but interesting the initial report showed that Yapp won.

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skogstokig said:

jeremy or mcmullan. they also panned over to that match.

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skogstokig said:

12.4 revo.. the one that existed at the time. z3 beat it and 314-3 wasn't far behind despite IT having bigger diameter.

there is nothing wrong with "cutting down trees". jfc..

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lfigueroa said:

I think one of the things the old masters knew and capitalized on was the simple fact that the more balls you keep around the rack area the higher your chances of having a break ball naturally occur or being in a position that you can bump it into place for a break shot.

Somewhat obviously, when you blast 30% or more of the rack to the far end of the table, or even just to the rails, that's 30% fewer balls you have to work with to get into the next rack. Plus your CB is traveling a lot less. Perhaps with the growing popularity of 9ball players got more comfortable going to the far end of the table.

Mark Wilson told me he saw Crane do an exhibition where he racked the balls and let someone in the audience pick out which ball they wanted him to use for his next break ball.

Lou Figueroa

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jsp said:

Where did you hear there was a controversy?

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Clearly the ref doesn’t know how to rack- really embarrassing for The event. Shane was very respectful explaining to him

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skogstokig said:

anyone know what the controversy was in yapp vs ignacio?

don't often see yapp upset. ignacio was involved in some controversy last year too

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