sjm said:

Yes, the pacing makes this event a major snoozefest.

Of course, for the eight men and eight women that are into the mixed doubles quarterfinals, there is enough pool to be played today, but for everyone else, it's a long, slow haul.

Also, the link to the brackets isn't working for me, so I don't know the results or the match schedule for today for any of the three events.

This is a little painful. So far, this is a very poor event from a fan standpoint.

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Hugh Jass said:

Looking at buying some Taom V10 chalk, I see that most sells for around $19 but on Ebay you can get it for $9 and up, would this be the fake or nock off brands?

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lfigueroa said:

Well, first off, I was talkin' about snooker players -- not pool, not 3C.

Second, of course players sometimes have to bend their arm or wrist to accommodate cushions, pockets, and obstructing balls.

Third, without something impeding their setup I think Ronnie and Willie favored a straight arm.

Lou Figueroa

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Bob Jewett said:

I got September yesterday.

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Keith thompson said:

My builders got the decking on and we had a beer or two and a few tequila shots! Now I'm too stoned to call about the gold crown bahahaha

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jbart65 said:

I don't think missing those events this year are an issue in Vietnam. Shane went on a workout spree after the loss to Gorst in their long race. SVB was great on the U.S. swing, playing in the Florida, Arizona, Phoenix and US opens. And, of course, winning the Florida Open.

Other players in Vietnam has played very well this week even though they missed more big events than SVB. Skyler, Niels Feijen, Szewczyk, Wu Kun Lin ...

Shane just looks tired. His decision making has been erratic.

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