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Was going to post the same thing. Clock kept running both times I saw it in that match.

Justin fouls shooting a rail first shot, but the ref doesn't call it. She comes back and appears to say it's good, but Sky questions her and asks to see it. They review it on a spectator's phone and Sky gets ball in hand. Pretty insane to use a spectator's phone showing the stream to get the...

I only saw one example, but the clock did stop when Sky had the CB cleaned, as well.

That is beautiful, sir.

Correct. I was actually looking forward to being able to do this for once in my life, but sadly when he scratched on the break, there were no balls in the kitchen. I think you can even hear me say it in the video.

Use this link. What do you get from both tables?

That is 100% allowed by the rules.

This is the same thing I've heard from anyone that has played. Slop is so rare, and it is usually the lower skill player, so it really doesn't effect anything in the outcome of a match.

I never said it was.

I always find it funny when sub 700 players (of which I am) try to show how cool they are by belittling other games with sayings anywhere along the lines of: "Bar box pool?! That's the kiddie table!" "Slop rules?!?! That's only for bangers!" "Look at the buckets on that table. This isn't...

So what is 9 ball? Is 10 ball the only pure game in your mind? 14.1? One pocket? All the rest are trash? Haha, ok.

It has attracted many big name pros, too. SVB, Sky, Tyler, Bergman, and of course all of the big UK names as well. Like I said above, slopping almost never comes into play. It's just another set of rules for another game on a pool table.

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Absolutely. I'm a fast player by nature, but I think it made me play even faster without over thinking. I did miss 2 or 3 shots in the set that I don't feel I would have missed if I took an extra second (which I had plenty of time to do), but I was mostly happy with my play. Especially since...

They changed that now. 8oB doesn't even count in the shootout.