Perfect (1.000) matches in tournament play, since Accu Stats.

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1. Wade Crane race to 7 vs. Buddy Hall - (1985 Resorts International 9-Ball)
2. Allen Hopkins race to 9 vs. Tom Brown- (1986 Sands Regency 9-Ball)
3. Jose Parica race to 11 vs. Tony Robles- (1997 PBT Legends of 9-Ball)
4. Mika Immonen race to 7 vs. Johnny Archer - (2001 Derby City 9-Ball)
5. Efren Reyes race to 7 vs. Jimmy Wetch - (2005 Derby City 9-Ball)
6. Jesse Engel race to 11 vs. Mike Sigel - (2010 US Open 9-Ball)
8. Eklent Kaci race to 8 vs. Alex Pagulayan - (2018 Freezer's Icehouse 10-Ball)
9. Fedor Gorst race to 7 vs. Oscar Dominguez - (2022 Brendan Crockett Memorial 10-Ball)
10. Joshua filler race to 9 vs. Mickey Krause - (2025 Derby City 9-Ball)
11. Joshua filler race to 9 vs. Shane Van Boening - (2025 Derby City 9-Ball)

It's a very rare occurrence, a lot more uncommon that a 147 maximum break in snooker (176 maximum break's' as of April 2022), I haven't included 8-Ball matches due to them not being recorded under the TPA system and only included matches on 9ft tables due to them being the standard. If you can think of any more I way have missed that I can add to this list, please point them out.
 
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raphcleary said:
1. Wade Crane race to 7 vs. Buddy Hall - (1985 Resorts International 9-Ball)
2. Allen Hopkins race to 9 vs. Tom Brown- (1986 Sands Regency 9-Ball)
3. Jose Parica race to 11 vs. Tony Robles- (1997 PBT Legends of 9-Ball)
4. Mika Immonen race to 7 vs. Johnny Archer - (2001 Derby City 9-Ball)
5. Efren Reyes race to 7 vs. Jimmy Wetch - (2005 Derby City 9-Ball)
6. Jesse Engel race to 11 vs. Mike Sigel - (2010 US Open 9-Ball)
8. Eklent Kaci race to 8 vs. Alex Pagulayan - (2018 Freezer's Icehouse 10-Ball)

It's a very rare occurrence, a lot more uncommon that a 147 maximum break in snooker (176 maximum break's' as of April 2022), I haven't included 8-Ball matches due to them not being recorded under the TPA system, If you can think of any more I way have missed that I can add to this list, please point them out.
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engel and parica are the most impressive as they were races to 11
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Alphadog pointed out klaci was 10 ball
He gets the prize
Tougher game
 
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I know you stated , since accu stats , but to add ---Bill Lawson vs. Allen Hopkins race to 9 ,,1982 Roanoke Va. 9 Ball Open
Bill ran the session out and was almost 60 years old at the time. Thinking Allen was around 30 .
 
I want to see a video of this: "Strickland became the first pocket billiards player to claim a $1 million check when he ran 11 consecutive 9-ball racks at the Professional CueSports Association Million Dollar Challenge in April. The tournament offered the money to any player who could pull off the highly-unlikely feat of running 10 straight racks."

I have been hearing about this forever, and have never been able to watch it. Was it even filmed?
 
raphcleary said:
1. Wade Crane race to 7 vs. Buddy Hall - (1985 Resorts International 9-Ball)
2. Allen Hopkins race to 9 vs. Tom Brown- (1986 Sands Regency 9-Ball)
3. Jose Parica race to 11 vs. Tony Robles- (1997 PBT Legends of 9-Ball)
4. Mika Immonen race to 7 vs. Johnny Archer - (2001 Derby City 9-Ball)
5. Efren Reyes race to 7 vs. Jimmy Wetch - (2005 Derby City 9-Ball)
6. Jesse Engel race to 11 vs. Mike Sigel - (2010 US Open 9-Ball)
8. Eklent Kaci race to 8 vs. Alex Pagulayan - (2018 Freezer's Icehouse 10-Ball)

It's a very rare occurrence, a lot more uncommon that a 147 maximum break in snooker (176 maximum break's' as of April 2022), I haven't included 8-Ball matches due to them not being recorded under the TPA system, If you can think of any more I way have missed that I can add to this list, please point them out.
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Ernesto Dominguez race to 7 vs. me, HardTimes Bellflower. I never shot.
 
I have no idea how these stats are figured.
A while back i was playing a guy a race 5 in 9 ball.
I broke and ran the first 4 racks.
I ran rack 5 to the 9 ball and missed position on it and played safe,my opponent banked the 9 in for the win.
How does this compute?
 
measureman said:
I have no idea how these stats are figured.
A while back i was playing a guy a race 5 in 9 ball.
I broke and ran the first 4 racks.
I ran rack 5 to the 9 ball and missed position on it and played safe,my opponent banked the 9 in for the win.
How does this compute?
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It public knowledge in the accustats site and is often explained in the videos, balls made divided by missed shots, position errors, safety errors, kicking errors, scratch on the break. A 1.0 means no misses, no errors and you hit the ball when you were hooked.
 
alphadog said:
Not even close to Kaci 10 ball feat. 10 ball is a waaay tougher game.
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It wasn't too tough for Kaçi in this match. It was 8 B&Rs in a row, facilitated by breaking off a template, making 2 or 3 balls on the break in 6 of the 8 games, and having an open shot on the 1-ball every time. (And Pagulayan conceded the 10-ball 7 times.)
 
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measureman said:
I have no idea how these stats are figured.
A while back i was playing a guy a race 5 in 9 ball.
I broke and ran the first 4 racks.
I ran rack 5 to the 9 ball and missed position on it and played safe,my opponent banked the 9 in for the win.
How does this compute?
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When you played a safe in Rack 5, it was a position error (not a preplanned safety). When your opponent banked in the 9-ball, it was a safety error. So, through 5 racks you had pocketed 44 balls and made 2 errors, for a TPA of 44/46 = .957. You didn't say how the rest of the match went.
 
AtLarge said:
When you played a safe in Rack 5, it was a position error (not a preplanned safety). When your opponent banked in the 9-ball, it was a safety error. So, through 5 racks you had pocketed 44 balls and made 2 errors, for a TPA of 44/46 = .957. You didn't say how the rest of the match went.
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I was ahead 4 to 1 and wound up losing the set 5 to 4 my opponent could play pretty good.
But I don't remember all the details just the first 5 racks.
Thanks for me making this public!
Probably a runner up to the worst game of 14.1 I ever lost.
I was playing Neptune Joe Frady and I was getting 80 to his 100.
He broke and I ran 53 and then missed and Joe ran 100 and out, he was a hellva straight pool player he used to play the Miz even.
 
Before ACCU
Allen Hopkins. race to nine. vs Miz
Allen ran the set out

Pretty sure Bob Vanover ran the set out in a Texas title match. Race to nine
 
bbb said:
you dogged it!!!!! :eek: 😂 😂
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Yeah but I looked good doing it!

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