kingwang said:

Wu Jiaqing (fka Wu Chia-Ching) stroke has changed a bit after he started playing Chinese 8 ball. It seems more compact and robotic unless he really needs to let his stroke out.

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Black-Balled said:

I caught a bit of one of his matches and it was a static corner ad on the stream

Hes gotta be balls deep in it.

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Cmate said:

A gentleman is a man who knows how to play the accordion,

and doesn't...

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AtLarge said:

• The absence of a shot clock has already slowed things down. The pace of play in the first match was slower than in any of the matches on the arena table last year. And starting a bit late plus the slow pace of play meant the second match started more than an hour later than the planned time.​

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JPB2 said:

Sort of what I figured. Compromise and stick with race to 9 instead of 7 as Derby was. In the old days of race to 7 and no break box etc…. Somehow Efren was always there at the end. Same thing today. This is a consistent discussion. But I’d rather see Filler or SVB run a six pack than dry breaks and nit pool. People generally think there are more break and runs - at any given level - than there really are. If the last six in the tournament consistently put up 7 or 8 packs or start running sets, I’ll reconsider.

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