WORLD POOL CHAMPIONSHIP (6-10 June2021) Champion $50K

[gxman]

9-5 and the opponent is breaking very well

 

[The_JV]

wonder how much SVB is enjoying the winner break format now...lol

 

[Skess]

This kid is really breaking well.

 

[Chili Palmer]

Good grief this kid is beyond lucky.

His luck just turned. Hooked himself on the 6 but then SVB missed it and left an easy bank.

 

[something_pool]

Shane has missed more balls this match than all his other matches combined. This is ridiculous.

 

[Chili Palmer]

Shane has missed more balls this match than all his other matches combined. This is ridiculous.

On what appears to be an easy table. A couple of Oliver's balls wiped their feet on the way in, they wouldn't have fell on my table.

 

[gxman]

On what appears to be an easy table. A couple of Oliver's balls wiped their feet on the way in, they wouldn't have fell on my table.

Yes the shelf is very shallow.

This is a Predator made table??

 

[The_JV]

Come on Golden Break...!

 

[Chili Palmer]

Yes the shelf is very shallow.

This is a Predator made table??

Correct.

 

[sjm]

Shane in trouble, down 9-5. Shane might pull this out yet, but the most ridiculous comment of the day was by Boyes, when, during the opening match on the stream table, he suggested that going away from the template would help Shane because he breaks hard anyway. As Shaw rightly pointed out, there are far mote tactical racks than when they used the template and that's the area of the game in which Shane is not among the most elite. Also, with more dry breaks, the packages will be hard to manufacture today, which is also not to Shane's advantage. By comparison, the Woodward/Gomez match has been a study in rock solid tactical pool. Billy Thorpe has been right on the mark in commentating this match, recognizing that this tug of war has featured some great pool.

 

[spartan]

On the hill Oliver breaks open table but tricky 2 ball, plays safe

 

[8cree]

If the kid beats Shane, 10$ says he gets steamrolled next match from being hungover from the excitement of beating SVB.

 

[garczar]

SVB better call the airport. Played horrible and the kid's played good(and got a lot of rolls).

 

[Chili Palmer]

Shane in trouble, down 9-5. Shane might pull this out yet, but the most ridiculous comment of the day was by Boyes, when, during the opening match on the stream table, he suggested that going away from the template would help Shane because he breaks hard anyway. As Shaw rightly pointed out, there are far mote tactical racks than when they used the template and that's the area of the game in which Shane is not among the most elite. Also, with more dry breaks, the packages will be hard to manufacture today, which is also not to Shane's advantage. By comparison, the Woodward/Gomez match has been a study in rock solid tactical pool.

That missed jump should be match.

I wonder why he didn't try a safe on the 2 before that?

 

[gxman]

Lights out for shane

 

[PoolBum]

Shane loses 11-5.

 

[Skess]

Down 4-0, the kid won 11 of next 12. Even with some rolls, that's impressive. And he clearly figured out the break. Congrats to him!

 

[8cree]

Sometimes they roll like that.

 

[BlueRaider]

I fully expected SVB to win easily solely because I had no idea who this kid is.

 

[The_JV]

Good on the kid...

Yes he got rolls but there's also a reason he was at the table