Oops I did it again (Yapp's) foul in a final, a second time!
- By dr_dave
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Have to mention that most of the good hits went off the right facing. Haven't you done a clip on how much pocket you actually have?
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Have to mention that most of the good hits went off the right facing. Haven't you done a clip on how much pocket you actually have?
Fargo is based on wins vs opponents. If golf was only match play, you'd also end up with a top 72 that are favored over those ranked below them. Says nothing about which is harder.There are only 72 players in the whole world who can play pool at a 800 or higher Fargo. I'm guessing there are thousands of players worldwide who are world-class/elite in golf. I may be wrong though, I don't really keep up with pro golf.
I did, it didn't seem to help though, it just made the rubber bumper dirty........ But have you used both chalks at the same time?
FYI, I just posted a new video with a thorough analysis of the call on the final shot in the 2026 8-Ball World Championship. The shot was taken by Aloysius Yapp against Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (FSR). The shot, which was called good, gave Yapp the title and $90,000. Conclusive proof the shot was a foul is provided along with advice on how to judge wrong-ball-first shots like this accurately. Check it out:
Contents:
Supporting Resources:
- 0:00 - Intro
- 0:42 - The Shot
- 3:25 - Background
- 5:34 - Shot Analysis
- 8:47 - Examples
- 11:12 - Recommendations
- 13:39 - Wrap-Up
As always, I look forward to your feedback, comments, questions, complaints, and requests.
- wrong-ball-first fouls and how to judge them:
- rule resource page
- fouls resource page
- example bad and interesting call is past pro tournament matches
- WPA rules update video
- video of entire match
- link to final shot in the video
Enjoy!
Besides foul, I'd say the way to shoot that is into the right tit. I have explained debatable hits to the bar rules crowd by calling the OB direction - an element most of them get. Know your buckets. Have to mention that most of the good hits went off the right facing. Haven't you done a clip on how much pocket you actually have?
FYI, I just posted a new video with a thorough analysis of the shot and call. Check it out. Here's the new thread where it is posted:
For convenience, here's the video:
Enjoy!
I've also noticed three more things with regards to the new Diamond Professional.
1) The side pockets play tough. I've hit some shots into the side pockets facings and they have bounced out. Shots that I though would go in. Is this typical of Diamond tables?
2) The table plays faster than my Gold Crown IV.
3) My runout/screwup percentage is better on the Diamond than the Gold Crown IV. Not sure how to explain this but I seem to have a little more confidence playing on the Diamond. There have been several times so far where, after the break, I have said outloud...."If I make this first shot I should get out...." And alot of times I do. Yesterday I had about eight (8) chances where I felt I should run out. I hosed up five and got out three times. And one of those that I messed up was due to a ball skidding.
r/DCP
After watching, I do not see how you can say any different than the call on the table. There is no new viewpoint or footage.