Given the field, approximately break-even for a 2nd place finish makes sense from an efficient market standpoint.Shane's selling price in the calcutta was half of the potential first place payout???
Stevie Chan Memorial - Denver, CO
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It's Shane. On a bar table. Vs amateurs.Shane's selling price in the calcutta was half of the potential first place payout???
It's not exactly a lock but...not far off
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What are the stats on TJ?
I watched only 3 of Steinhaus' races to 7 -- his winning hotseat match and his losing 2 sets in the final:
• Successful breaks -- 86% (12 of 14)
• Breaker won game -- 43% (6 of 14)
• B&R games -- 36% (5 of 14)
In the 4 sets I watched involving SVB, he had only 1 miss and 1 foul; TJ ran out after both of those. I think SVB played a 2-way shot once and missed, but he got the hook so I didn't count it.In the 3 sets I watched involving TJ, he had 4 misses and 4 fouls; SVB ran out after all 8 of those.
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Question that maybe should be a new thread, not sure, but saw just a little of Bill Skinner on the stream. I heard his name when I started playing in Denver in the ‘80’s but didn’t know him, didn’t play him. He’s out of my league then and now, but don’t recall even watching him. Maybe at 38th and Sheridan? Anyway, he was kicking them in like crazy on the stream. Can someone tell me more. Was he one of those guys on the golf table back then?
I am like you. I have heard of him forever in Denver. I met him twice and he seemed to hate me.
That was at pre-Felt Table Steaks. Bill ran with a different crowd than I did.
At one time he was a feared player in the front range.