PBS Women's 9 Ball World Championship

8 ball still requires breaking skills and cue ball control, and as far as jumping Sav is actually pretty good at that.
At rotation pool, Savannah's weakness is in the skills needed to beat opponents to the shot. Once she adds those skills, she'll be a top 25 player in the world for certain.

Actually, the position play is much simpler in 8ball than in 9ball or 10ball, and even second-rate pattern players still have a pretty high runout rate.

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PBS Women's 9 Ball World Championship

Not the point. Rotation pool requires skills in defense, jumping, kicking, use of two-way shots, and other tactical skills that have minimal importance in 8ball, where most of the racks are run by the player having the first chance. It enables players who lack the skills to beat opponents to the shot in rotation pool to thrive because 8ball does not offer a stiff test in these skills. Players who run the table well at rotation games but are deficient in the complementary skills pay a far smaller price for their weaknesses when playing 8ball.

8 ball still requires breaking skills and cue ball control, and as far as jumping Sav is actually pretty good at that.

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