PT109 Accu-Stats video and raffle
- By David in FL
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Crap I'm sorry to hear that...
Thanks for posting this one.
Thanks for posting this one.
And since the breaker won only 49% of the time, that raises the question: has Predator nullified breaker advantage? Might that be the goal?
And since the breaker won only 49% of the time, that raises the question: has Predator nullified breaker advantage? Might that be the goal?As noted in Post #1, only 44% of the breaks in these 10 matches were successful (made at least 1 ball and didn't foul). The percentage is low in most of the Predator 10-Ball events. Tough tables!
In some matches, runs of consecutive dry breaks are quite long. Here are the longest consecutive dry-break "runs" for each of the 10 matches tracked in this event (in the order of the match list in Post #1).
4 2 6 7 4 6 5 2 1 7
So in half of the 10 matches, the break was dry at least 5 games in a row!
In the final match, 12 of the 18 breaks were dry, including a streak of 7 in a row!
To top it off I get free hotel, per diem, and free days to lose all my money
I recently played in a chip tournament in Milford DE, super friendly group of players.
Qu-ball LLC outside of DC, super friendly room.
Just so many great rooms across the country, the list would be way too long to list here![]()
You might ask Steve at Joss about the last two questions. I'm not sure about the first.What year did the server fiasco occur?
Does the server still exist?
Has there been any consideration given to trying to recover the list data?
Improvements in data recovery have come, and continue to travel, light years.
I checked some other travel options, and for me the best is to fly to San Diego and drive. It's a slightly shorter drive (2.5 hours) than from Phoenix. The total airfare and car looks to be $500. The car rental duration assumes I will not be playing in the finals.... The only airline into Yuma seems to be American (by Skywest), ...