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how about a hypothetical future scenario where 6ft tables becomes increasingly more popular in the US, and 10ft tables in the rest of the world. is it still the same game being measured?

it's a product. barbox is a market

it's a commercial product, and including barbox pool and one pocket are market decisions i would think? if he was based in the UK he would probably include english 8-ball, and in china probably heyball. makes about as much sense. there are spillover connections between them and yada yada.

i'm a fan of mario but he sure deserved to lose that match

i agree in general but pia is perhaps a bad example. it's really rare to improve as much as she has as an adult. she may not reach the heights of siming, but i also don't think she has plateaued. before 24 y.o. she had won nothing internationally, in the last 3 years she has won three eurotours...

i'm thinking an erratic TD assistent or something.. in the thrilling seoa v zlateva in that same round, digitalpool site put seoa through to the next round before they had even broken off in hill-hill game.. way to spoil the match i thought, until zlateva won.

totally agree. reverse break box, take what you make

that's what would make it very exciting. especially if it would be multi discipline

SFs will be BENKO M - HE Mario SPITZKY M - FORTUNSKI M i'm not a big fan of this format. matches with no or very few misses, and zero safety play. the breaking format is neither here nor there. but the tables are nice, and seem tougher than the dynamics.

you're picking two of the best pro player instructors there, but not all pro players that sell instruction hours are as good, or good at all.. i didn't know dr dave was a pool instructor at all tbh. i thought he was a youtuber breaking down pool shots into physical theory, mostly? he's very...

QFs: BENKO M 3 - 0 MACIOL D HYBLER R 1 - 1 HE Mario SPITZKY M 2 - 1 SNIEGOCKI M KURAL S 2 - 2 FORTUNSKI M

still see quite a few 850's here in sweden, especially in the countryside. the 850R was a classic sleeper car, and still is i guess. this audi stationwagon (kombi) is my favorite sleeper video though:

yes, he plays in some of the WNT and predator events. you may even have seen him without recognizing him - "the little devil" looks noticably older with grey/white hair

i think his main income is from the instructor side now. he can still compete, but has become a bit yippy the last few years

i don't know arseny but for many naturally fast players, their success is because of rheir rhythm and pace, not despite it. take it away and it's not the same player. hence i'm not a fan of the "should slow down" recommendation in general. stroke speed is a different matter.. he seems to play...

i watched a little. young finn arseny is entertaining to watch, he's fast and has a tendency to smash the balls in warp speed

josh roberts, evan lunda, tony chohan (indian parents) etc

you should have recommended your thread on the matter

maybe they have both disciplines for WPA championship reasons, meaning the winners get a spot in the respective world 9b and world 10b champs? that would make sense.

i don't like forfeits in general, but it kinda made sense at that hour of the day when he knew he was gonna play the banks and 1p finals in a couple of hours. can't argue with the result of that decision