Why is Eagle Eye Mr. 714 now?
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He has indeed. My understanding is that John took it about as well as could be expected.
They broke that table down super fast too, ahaha. Should have left it up for others to try on, it was playing pretty loose
How long have you been away? John broke Mosconi's record, running 626 in May, 2019. Jayson topped that mark with 714 in January, 2022.
Maybe they ground the Table up in giant food processor. They put the dusty partials in Mason Jars to sell with Certificate of Authenticity.
Would look great next to
APA League Trophies on mantle, dresser, or on tool box in garage.
Could be also sold as Magic Pool Dust, run on hand, shaft, and your the next wonder boy Pool player.
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12-13 up state.
Thanks for the info guys. I was aware of John breaking the record, but had not heard about Jason's 714 - Man that is a big number, and yes the table can make a big difference, of course. Mosconi's record was shot on an 8 foot table and I think it had 5" pockets. So if Jason shot his on a nine footer with 4 1/2" pockets I say he is the undisputed king for high run. I think his record will stand for a long time.
5" pockets
Ask Danny Harriman.....he knows.
roflmaoMaybe they ground the Table up in giant food processor. They put the dusty partials in Mason Jars to sell with Certificate of Authenticity.
Would look great next to
APA League Trophies on mantle, dresser, or on tool box in garage.
Could be also sold as Magic Pool Dust, run on hand, shaft, and your the next wonder boy Pool player.
Do you think they would do a limit one jar per sucker/ I mean customer?
thats sad.Ask Danny Harriman.....he knows.
No some how I will assume the supply could never be depleated, all you need is wood, metal, slate, color cloth, and more mason jars.
Jayson ran 714 balls in a row and is now the high run champion.
You can say what your want about pocket size, cloth, magic rack and blah blah blah but guess what??? Let’s see the next player break the record with the same conditions. I’m willing to bet you will die from old age before it is broken but then again…. I’m not a hater
You can say what your want about pocket size, cloth, magic rack and blah blah blah but guess what??? Let’s see the next player break the record with the same conditions. I’m willing to bet you will die from old age before it is broken but then again…. I’m not a hater
The table he broke the record on is in Springfield, Mo now. I heard a local mechanic talking about installing it. I plan on checking it out.
The main question is…:. Can anyone beat that record? That is all that matters
Yes Schmidt did break his table down super fast and never gave anyone else a try before or after his 626.
The Shaw table had 3 top players attempt before Shaw which was SVB, Ruslan Chinhov and Earl Strickland. The table was sold because it belonged to the Billiard Academy which was making room for 2 more Diamond tables that were on order.The legends Of Pocket Billiards did not own the table and because there is a new addition almost completed within the Academy that has a GC4 that will be the table used when the next player attempts High Runs with will be similar specs as the GC3. New cloth does play slick and easy for pocketing balls but harder to control the cueball. Jayson Shaw worked very hard and figured out and struck lightning in a bottle.Just thought I'd educate ya.lol
Breaking the record with the same conditions could happen within 30 days of continuous play by a number of current European 14.1 players- there just is no true motivation for spending a month of one's life trying to do this- a meaningless exhibition "record". The total payouts at this week's Golf Masters was $15 million- and every dime gets paid immediately - no questions or doubts.