Mike Zuglan vs Ray Martin - 1992 US Open 14.1 Championship Premiere tonight

100% a push shot (in the modern context) and yes, I agree it should be a foul - but I was reading in another thread whereby the ruling was something along the lines of, smooth through the ball, not two sounds etc then it doesn't matter in tournaments during this time (maybe remembering wrong, but it seemed like some conflict on this between west and east coast Americans?)

In my eyes, a push shot is unacceptable in all forms and contexts.

Did they alter the rules on those shots?

I'm an old timer. I may have even been at that tournament. I attended a lot of those Roosevelt Hotel tournaments. Back in those days, no one would call a foul on those as long as you shot down with a quick stroke and both the object ball and cue ball took natural paths.

World Pool Championships 2025, July 21-26, Jeddah

A few pool peeps on Facebook couldn't find the brackets on the WNTlivescores.com website. If you go to the Matches page, look at the bottom right corner where the red thinigie is.

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Multiple examples of people getting lost about this only exaggerate MR could have done much much better in this department.
(When they first introduced their scoring service they never even bothered to explain this "lil red dot" thing anywhere)

Saikam comes back from the loss side to claim Cuetec DFW 9-Ball Tour title at Stixx & Stones

They call him “Vish” on the Cuetec DFW 9-Ball Tour, which is shorthand for Vishwanath Reddy Saikam and he enters our database for the first time, after coming from the loss side to win the tour’s $1,000-added Stop #7, which drew 64 entrants to Stixx and Stones in Lewisville, TX this past weekend (July 19-20). We do know that he entered the event with a 657 FargoRate, in spite of there being no record of him with FargoRate under his name or any variation of it; no rate, no ‘robustness’ indication. This suggests some level of personal awareness about him […]

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