2025 Battle of the Bull (9-Ball), August 2025
- By jbart65
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WNT.TV is not good at highlighting upcoming events. They basically don't. You just have to check on the day of the event.
From what I can see, they are showing one table from most and maybe even all WNT ranking events.
WNT carried one table of matches from the following: Battle of the Bull, Seattle Open, Diamond Open, Taom Open, Scottish Open, Mezz Hill Estonia Open, Knight Shot Open and the CPBA 99 Open. There may have been others, but I don't recall.
The matches have to be watched live or within a three-hour window. WNT.TV does not keep taped versions of the matches because the rights belong to its partners. The partners usually offer streams of more/all tables on other platforms such as Digital Pool or Railbirds TV.
I watched the SVB-Chua final on Saturday night not knowing it was actually being played (I thought it would take place Sunday).
I started watching an hour into the match, but I rewound on WNT.TV to start at the beginning. The three-hour buffer worked without a problem - that hasn't always been the case. Only problem is trying to avoid seeing the score before you rewind.
Don't lose your place if you are still watching and the three-hour buffer has ended. If you get knocked out or close the website, the match is lost for good.
Still, very pleased with the improved reliability of WNT.TV since the Florida Open. Still more kinks to be worked out but ... well, the first few days of the WPC were a nightmare.
From what I can see, they are showing one table from most and maybe even all WNT ranking events.
WNT carried one table of matches from the following: Battle of the Bull, Seattle Open, Diamond Open, Taom Open, Scottish Open, Mezz Hill Estonia Open, Knight Shot Open and the CPBA 99 Open. There may have been others, but I don't recall.
The matches have to be watched live or within a three-hour window. WNT.TV does not keep taped versions of the matches because the rights belong to its partners. The partners usually offer streams of more/all tables on other platforms such as Digital Pool or Railbirds TV.
I watched the SVB-Chua final on Saturday night not knowing it was actually being played (I thought it would take place Sunday).
I started watching an hour into the match, but I rewound on WNT.TV to start at the beginning. The three-hour buffer worked without a problem - that hasn't always been the case. Only problem is trying to avoid seeing the score before you rewind.
Don't lose your place if you are still watching and the three-hour buffer has ended. If you get knocked out or close the website, the match is lost for good.
Still, very pleased with the improved reliability of WNT.TV since the Florida Open. Still more kinks to be worked out but ... well, the first few days of the WPC were a nightmare.