Predator events have a different vibe, and that's fine. I am not crazy about the set format or shootout, but some variety in pool is all right. The sport should experiment.
i agree, but their name is ‘predator’
Predator events have a different vibe, and that's fine. I am not crazy about the set format or shootout, but some variety in pool is all right. The sport should experiment.
Another thing I like about Seo is her good attitude. She is very positive at the table and keeps her partners calm and collected.
Yes, the pacing makes this event a major snoozefest.This event is run at a ridiculously slow pace.
What do players do all day?
Sounds like this event is being run to maximise hotel nights.
Yes, the pacing makes this event a major snoozefest.
Of course, for the eight men and eight women that are into the mixed doubles quarterfinals, there is enough pool to be played today, but for everyone else, it's a long, slow haul.
Also, the link to the brackets isn't working for me, so I don't know the results or the match schedule for today for any of the three events.
This is a little painful. So far, this is a very poor event from a fan standpoint.
Yes, but most players are getting less than two matches per day. Seven days to finish an event having a field of 96. You must be joking. Matchroom events get 256 to the finish line in six days. Something does not add up here.I think two matches per day is most ideal, it's probably better for the players to not be too burned out
Yes, but most players are getting less than two matches per day. Seven days to finish an event having a field of 96. You must be joking. Matchroom events get 256 to the finish line in six days. Something does not add up here.
Rarely seen SVB so frustrated. He's actually shouting at the table after a break. Talking to himself all over the place.
Got to wonder if it's because of all the events going on at the same time. That's a potential downside.Yes, but most players are getting less than two matches per day. Seven days to finish an event having a field of 96. You must be joking. Matchroom events get 256 to the finish line in six days. Something does not add up here.
Yes, that's the reason, but why not have the men's and women's open singles run concurrently and then have the team event, which is how it was done at the Las Vegas Open. Of course, in my case, as I stayed in Las Vegas for just five days, I missed nearly all of the team event.Got to wonder if it's because of all the events going on at the same time. That's a potential downside.
That runout was fascinating to watch. Great first shot to set it up. SVB had him locked up and he massed himself into position.SVB was in a dogfight, but he got the last bite in. He has struggled all week. Looks nothing like the dominant player he was during the big stretch of Matchroom tourneys in the U.S. No home court advantage and jet lag equal ...
Nasution played exceptionally well. His runout in the third set to tie it up 3-3 was a thing of beauty. Low robustness, but his Fargo is 804. He looked the part.
Nasution played exceptionally well. His runout in the third set to tie it up 3-3 was a thing of beauty. Low robustness, but his Fargo is 804. He looked the part.
Agreed, he looks haggard. He’s getting older, balder, fatter. His match with Naustion is a good example, he looked frustrated, unhappy, and lots of negative body language and muttering to himself.SVB was in a dogfight, but he got the last bite in. He has struggled all week. Looks nothing like the dominant player he was during the big stretch of Matchroom tourneys in the U.S. No home court advantage and jet lag equal ...
Nasution played exceptionally well. His runout in the third set to tie it up 3-3 was a thing of beauty. Low robustness, but his Fargo is 804. He looked the part.
Got to wonder if it's because of all the events going on at the same time. That's a potential downside.