I stopped watching 15 seconds in…

Since that was posted 3 hrs ago has he ran out yet?

nicksaint26 said:

Case reopened

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iusedtoberich said:

I think corey was always over rated. I think the 780ish he is now might be what he was in his prime. He had a great year in 2001, and really nothing since.

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I've sort of thought this for years. If you look closely at his record, he really wasn't ever among the elite. Yes, he had one great year where he figured out a way to stay a step ahead of the competition, but that was about it. He sort of came along right at the end of the "hustling" era. Quickly after, pool became more of a sport where one had to keep up with a slew of European and Asian pros that took the game and their training more seriously.

Well which is it, bangers will get steamed rolled or will lay down? My guess the bangers would appreciate some cash but will never lay down. Pros will probably play faster for the cash.

As noted in this thread, it is a select number of “Pros” that are the issue. Bangers will never leave their chair.

ETA: it would sort of be self policing, if you have a fast player and a slow player in a match, it would add another dynamic and layer of intensity for both. Little more heat in the kitchen! The deeper you go and the faster you play, the more cash potential.

Texas Carom Club said:

No case closer you

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Man who was that dude that took down Alcaide? Nguyen Ahn Tuan? Never heard of him before, but really enjoyed watching him play.

Table 4 YouTube stream, 2nd to last match, day 2.

What's interesting is the side rail numbers are the same as the youtube system above for 3 rail shots, just shifted down one diamond based on the ball hit....or the the english...or something. Those side rail numbers are the most useful system of all.