I dried my ears off (mostly anyway) on 10 and 12 foot snooker tables - pool balls of course. I doubt pros would have issues with a big table - they got the game itself wired. Filler and Gorst...
Don't even know what you mean there^^ Run out of angles? Speeder is the same way. Irrefutably correct irrelevence or nuthin.
Anything else you wish to discuss before I start comparing you to Donny?
We've all seen hanging balls Yoda' d in after catching their breath and rules have been created to deal with "spontaneous motion". Right now the best possibility for that is the strike on the cue ball itself. But that's just guessing at it.
Funny. I'm 51 / 49 no foul so what Yapp thought at the time isn't even a point of concern. There are many anomalies in the slomo "proof" clip. At presented speed, the stroke looks faster than it should be and the ball does jog as if fouled.
At frame x frame, there is no movement at the possible...
That is incorrect. Balls are known to spontaneously change feet. And in this case there was sufficient energy imparted into the table by the downward stroke. This is supported by the 9 only tipping to the left after everything else had transpired.
Clear to whom? Frinstense, stick passes right through the contact zone - shadow and all - without moving the 9. Also public web is not reliable forensics. Exabit interference and all...
Watch the WCs circa 2000. Players find ways to screw up - like the pressure lol. Sure it's real. Bending to it is real.
Cut to now. Buckets are boring at the majors level. Players have tuned themselves if only their self esteem, to an elite frame of mind. Buckets would be incongruous and...
Curious to know what tipped your reason. Per anything posted in this thread the 9 did not oscillate. It did move to the left and the curious are left to extrapolate - imaginate if you will, a foul.
On refs: minimum of 2 refs - at least in these big finals. In the Philippines, they have guys...