Filipino Final Four Set As Home Heroes Topple The World’s Best

A Filipino champion is guaranteed at the 2026 Roobet Philippines Open Pool Championship after Bernie Regalario, Johann Chua, Anton Raga and Baseth Mocaibat swept through a dramatic Day Four at Gateway Mall. Along the way, Regalario dethroned defending champion David Alcaide, Chua stunned World Champion Carlo Biado, and Mocaibat knocked out World No.1 Aloysius Yapp before removing Shane Van Boening to set up an all-Filipino final day. NEVER MISS A MOMENT – WATCH THE ACTION ON WNT TV NOW The standout performance of the day came from 19-year-old Regalario, who ended Alcaide’s title defence with a commanding 10–2 win before dismantling […]

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Casual foul rules

I have played foul but no miss where we depended on the integrity of the opponent. A "reasonable" effort to hit the ball on was expected, but not necessarily a best effort. I have sometimes felt my opponent was not really trying to hit, say, a red near the blue and played it at a speed to leave no free ball and the cue ball on the baulk cushion. I did not voice my suspicions.

MR Announcers Vietnam

Stu I just want to watch match & NOT know who won the game before I watch the match later on U Tube.
Some of these heads up matches here are great, I enjoy the background cheering.
But seeing to two great players meet/play for the first time from different walks of life and how it plays out I like.
Like a Wu/Gorst match... oh yeah one of em won 11-5.


This bugs me too but I've gotten used to it. I watch a lot of the WPBA events and they'll pop a screen up that shows all the other tables and the scores. Since I'm not watching it live I will sometimes just fast forward but I usually catch a score or two out of habit before that happens. Ruins the rest of my viewing time.

MR Announcers Vietnam

Stu I just want to watch match & NOT know who won the game before I watch the match later on U Tube.
Some of these heads up matches here are great, I enjoy the background cheering.
But seeing to two great players meet/play for the first time from different walks of life and how it plays out I like.
Like a Wu/Gorst match... oh yeah one of em won 11-5.

it's probably because pool for a long time only had after the fact VHS as the only way of watching pros.. i watched accustats too but more educational. and snooker always ran live on eurosport. and you could bet on it. like other sports pool is better live, more fun to sweat live action

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