I think Bergman is clearly the better player. Barbox 8b though is a great equalizer, as the bar is low enough that run-of-the-mill strong players can still look world class. Anyone can win this match. But if they played it 100 times (so 3000+ racks) there would be clear results in the favor of JB.It is UP rules and format, minus the match clock. Bergman definitely stands a chance. I think they could play this match 100 times and win 50 each. They're both too good.
I never understood all the barbox hate, and for all of those who say it’s “too easy” how about challenging the winner or loser to 100k? As far as this match I’m rooting for Justin Bergman!If you believe that it means that you have not watched much of the UPUSA play. Dry breaks are pretty common. Scratching on the break is not uncommon as is being hooked after the break and sometimes pro's miss, even on a barbox. I know its hard to believe because all barbox haters make every single ball on the "kiddie table" and cant be bothered to even acknowledge they exist because the game is just so damn easy on a barbox.
There was a little bit of hyperbole in my comment, but I think the match will still see a very high percentage of break-and-runs.If you believe that it means that you have not watched much of the UPUSA play. Dry breaks are pretty common. Scratching on the break is not uncommon as is being hooked after the break and sometimes pro's miss, even on a barbox. I know its hard to believe because all barbox haters make every single ball on the "kiddie table" and cant be bothered to even acknowledge they exist because the game is just so damn easy on a barbox.
hell yeahOMG... You'd rather watch this than Bergman/Cousins?
65k for the pool, fence and outside furniture! Dont know what the pool hall will cost but the gold crown VII is 13.5k.Dude makes bank.. in ground pools are a small fortune right now and now he’s adding a back yard room. Good for you man.. enjoy winning at life. Looking forward to the updates.