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I just tried your method on a 6 inch 85 degree cut shot, fell over and broke my cue. :eek: But seriously, that is one of the problems with your method. It can require a lot of body movement on closer shots with wide cut angles especially. I have at times used similar dialing in across...

Japan leads Italy 6-3. Last rack a bit ordinary. Not really getting into this match, perhaps a bit pooled out. Practicing at my table more than I'm watching this match.

I think it's a personal thing. For some, making a public declaration of intent is a way to strengthen their resolve, to put themselves under even more pressure to commit. An example is Jason Day, who made it very public from when he began as a pro, that he was determined to become no.1. And he...

LOL..... :thumbup:

They look like Gargantua and Pantagruel, from the famous 15th century book by Francois Rabelais.

Italy picks up a nice frame after a good cross corner bank to trail 1-2. Anyone notice how the stream accelerates then decelerates so the balls look like they are rolling over hills and the players look like they are limping?

Yes. Not sure who he's with at the moment. Ted Lerner and Nik someone take turns I think. The Estonia cat ran out of lives eventually. Taiwan wins 7-5 with a wipe of the brow. Japan and Italy up next... could be a good battle.

Estonia getting more chances than a cat with a rabbit foot and a 4 leaf clover! They move to 4-5. SVB must be kicking himself watching the Taiwanese giving up so many chances. ;-) In the next frame Estonia blows an easy out, Taiwan 6-4... and Taiwan breaks dry again. wow

Erky has done it again! After missing an easy straight in on the 9, he takes an 8 ball, that was clearly on into the middle pocket, into the long corner, but clips the 9... still making the 8-ball. FOUL. Ouch! Taiwan 5-2.

You can start any game in a new order. Estonia looking shell shocked, now trailing 1-4 to Chinese Taipei.

Estonia goes brain dead on a straight 9 two foot from the pocket, 2 foot behind it to let Pin Yi Ko in for 1-1.

New Zealand staggers, jumps, kicks and pots their way to 3-6 down to Poland. New Zealand unluckily finished touching the rail on the 8 ball, also on the rail, to leave a long 9 that they miss. Poland wins 7-3.

New Zealand win the last game of the session to get off the donut train. 1-5. Let's see if they can mount a comeback. Edwards, the taller of the two has a good break from what I've seen.

Poland off to a strong start leading New Zealand 3-0. They had one big roll with a fluke from a jump shot in the first, but played very solid since then.

Broadcast starts in 7 mins. Here is today's line up: 12:30pm session round1 Poland v New Zealand Taiwan v Estonia Japan v Italy 6:30pm session round1 USA v Qatar Holland v India Philippines v Russia

Sure, Robbie Foldvari, the short guy from Australia who can't play off center cue ball to save himself, and lacks cue power and potting accuracy.... bullied the younger Chris Calabrese into taking the first available shot every frame. (By which I mean swipey Robbie took all the first shots)...

Can't believe Foldvari took the long shot! He may have made a 147 in snooker many years ago, but he's a B+ potter compared to Chris Calabrese. A tosser, that made the crack appear.

Karl is not playing with the confidence he had in past years for sure!

Stop grabbing first shot at the table Foldswipey! Playing like a goose as usual!

Indonesia wins... approx 7-3... played better, helped by getting the first few opportunities and getting comfortable at the table. Of course, Ralf and Thorsten are world class, but they struggled in this format without many hits. Up next, the Aussies. Chris a great potter, Robbie, more...