World 10-ball

PoolBum said:
I meant traditionally, obviously, not that every tournament requires players to do it (it's a courtesy, not a rule).
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Agreed that it's a tradition having its origins in courtesy, but it is not customary in sports for players to participate in the setup of the playing surface when there are tournament officials present to do so.
 
sjm said:
Agreed that it's a tradition having its origins in courtesy, but it is not customary in sports for players to participate in the setup of the playing surface when there are tournament officials present to do so.
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I didn't say it was, nor that I liked it. I was just explaining why they were doing it.
 
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FSR about to close it out against Yapp, 10-8. Yapp had chances just like Chang before him, but couldn't take advantage. FSR marches into the semis against Gorst. That promises to be a great match.
 
Rogan in the booth after Fedor miscued


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Is there a chance that Joe Rogan commentates the rest of the Fedor Gorst matches? I feel that since they don’t ever do a “booth shot” like they do in basketball and football that it’s not like he’s trying to get his face on the broadcast but trying to add to the commentary. I’m not against it honestly. Just don’t be obviously wrong or brjbg up dumb (Also he can’t get Jamie to pull anything up on the screen).
 
If they just learned how to cache the results this late in the tournament, then they wouldn’t be overloading the database. 🤷‍♂️
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So, is it because it’s 10 ball and that eliminates the luck and also makes it harder to run racks that the top 4 have risen to the top?
I definitely think 10 ball long races means the best players win whereas 9 ball has more of a “how the balls roll” result?
 
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