Recent content by kingwang

My club has a projector system set up and it can randomly lay out 9 (or any other number) of balls. I like working on BIH runouts with this because 1) no racking + break needed 2) you're always running 9 balls instead of less because you made balls on the break and 3) most importantly, it allows...

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Selling this blacked out Scott Gracio cue, butt only. It's a Gaboon ebony merry widow with an extended leather wrap. The wood grain looks great IMO. The bumper is tapped for a bullet extension (Predator style). Condition is lightly played. Pretty much new except for some tiny marks in on the...

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Still going strong in the NYC area! There are at least three 14.1 leagues around here that I know of.

How do the teams get picked? I'm a fan of Ryan Hsu's game but I feel like it's been forever since I've seen him in international competition. He's one of dozen of elite Taiwanese players, so I wonder how they chose him out of that group.

Some of the best players in the world bend their bridge arm, though.

Usually players with a bent bridge arm would float their arm above the six there I think. It's just simply his form.

Both are accepted. Bent is probably a little more common, but look at players like Hohmann and Alcaide for examples of straight bridge arms.

What's the name of the tour? Is there a site or Facebook page?

Having the finals at 1:30am local is kinda insane, no? That's something I would expect at the Derby City Classic, not the China Open.

Looks like this is a thing already. I've been casually following the Sharks Billiards Association, a pro 9 ball league in the Philippines. There are teams, drafts, etc just like the NBA and NFL and other team sports. Quality of play is extremely high - quite a few established 800+ players, and...

They're Filipino clickbait peddlers. This type of shit is what they always publish. They were having a field day last year during the whole Kaci wax-gate thing.

Yes, poor word choice on my part. I meant it more as in "attracting". Unfortunately, I cannot edit the title now.

There's a smaller Duya Golden Nine event going on in Malaysia right now. The first place prize is only $20k USD, tiny compared to the domestic Chinese events. Aside from the usual suspects (Ko brothers, Orcollo, etc) I was surprised by how many 9 ballers joined. Johann Chua Baseth Mocaibat...