How would you do this?

I don't think the double bank is possible in either corner with that starting angle. It puts the wrong spin on the OB, as a couple of other members mentioned. You need to get it super close to almost banking it in one rail for it to go 2 rails. But there are interfering balls on both sides of the table near either 1 rail pocket.
Possible. Bottom left looks like those cross side reverses and bottom right looks wide open. Three in the right side is also there.

Justin Bergman vs Tom Cousins

Is that not just tracking his winnings in America? He has won loads in the UK (though I can't find any site that puts a monetary value on it). Hell he won £30k just for his money match against Ceasar Chandinga (one of the top African players).

Still is a bit embarassing for Bergman, not because Cousins isn't good, but because he predominantly plays on a completely different table with a cueball smaller than the object balls.
Clearly Cousins is a great player, but it's super embarrassing for Bergman given the all out PR campaign being waged here and elsewhere online to get him on the Mosconi Cup team. We are told that Bergman is a barbox specialist and he isn't even beating the Euro players at that, let alone people like Filler, FSR, Shaw, or Zielinski on a big table.

Justin Bergman vs Tom Cousins

People are talking Bergman up for Mosconi Cup on a big table but he can't even win on a barbox, his supposed specialty, against a guy AZB says has about $30k in career earnings. No thanks.
Is that not just tracking his winnings in America? He has won loads in the UK (though I can't find any site that puts a monetary value on it). Hell he won £30k just for his money match against Ceasar Chandinga (one of the top African players).

Still is a bit embarassing for Bergman, not because Cousins isn't good, but because he predominantly plays on a completely different table with a cueball smaller than the object balls.

MacDonald goes undefeated, claims NWPA Tour stop #4 at Players Billiards in Kennewick, WA

There is a noteworthy dynamic at work in the Northwest Women’s Pool Association (NWPA) Tour, which held its most recent 25th anniversary tour stop (#4) this past weekend (July 17-19). Kathie MacDonald retained her position at the top of the tour’s member standings by going undefeated in the field of 35 entrants, at a $1,000-added, 10-ball-on-7ft.-tables event, hosted by Players Sports Bar & Grill in Kennewick, WA. Since 1998, Kathie MacDonald has been recording cash-winning appearances in a variety of tour-related and professional arenas, including WPBA competition. In her first recorded cash finish (of which we are aware), she finished […]

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