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There is no contact movement in either clip. The contact "rock" in the slo mo is part of the jitter and the only movement in either video is post stroke and in the wrong direction.

The timing is so close, foul would be obvious to anyone who saw movement. I imagine there were sweaters there waiting for shit to happen too.:ROFLMAO: What about the implications though? Did all the bets settle up smoothly?

There appears to be a foul at the presented speed. If you go frame by frame, there is no movement by contact. The clip is closer to magic than foul.

The hilite reel shows no movement by contact. It does show the 9B moving left with after the stick is clear; much like a ball may drop into the pocket after sitting at the edge. What was Yapp supposed to feel?

Nope.

I'm far from convinced there was contact. There might have been a double cue ball hit but those don't count lol. :ROFLMAO:

Funny, per the youtubes, that didn't look like a foul at all.:LOL:

Wonder what Yapp and Gorst or anybody that was there thinks.

On the hilite reel you only see the ball take a micro step to the left after the stick is clear. There is no contact movement. I believe the the thud of striking the CB tipped the 9ball over. We've all had balls spontaneously tip, often as we get down to shoot or worse after having pulled the...

I think somebody here said there's no money in pool. <==== If not, then there it is. Given that, black - um Humanoids of African ancestry seem to have the genetics for activities that offer a better shot at better money; often for starting pay. Football, Ball ball, Boxing, even running promises...

Ultimately water. Still, conclusive clip would be cool.

With as much respect as I can muster, this clip does show the 9B moving to the left a hair. From the available clips, it's better than 50/50 it moved due to the impact on the cue ball - jogged loose so to speak. How much djya have on this? ;) Interesting that peering through this moment, there...

If you just watch the shadow, only the shadow moves. Also shadow contact is not a foul.

If you go frame x frame you see the CB and 9B rocking in unison per increment - just about. Suddenly you see the final poke where the CB is shot away and though the CB is gone you see the stick appear graze the 9B as it passes upwards. Interesting that this movement is identical to the jitters...

In the video it rocked "back". The contact is easily presumed. I'll go with magic trick for now.

Have a seat Fredo.

Probably less costs/waste for supply side. Seen sticks wood before cue maker gets hands on?

You could see all the balls piled up on the bottom half of the table. This can favor the Filipinos who likely have a ton of 15 ball rotation under their belts.

No movement on the highlight reel. The foul tape has the jitters before anything is even shot. No call.

Yeah too bad folks. Wun there some guy talkin' 'bout market this and that?