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two and out is rough. any match go close? and had you practiced on those tables before the trip?

here's a professional ref applying that same magic, earlier today:

so do we

breaker, jumper, player and you've filled 3 of 4. say you play snooker as well, with a two piece, and it's 4/4. couple extra shafts to that

it's a paraphrasing of an aesop fable, the old lion. they just changed the ending so the lion goes mental. it's a good delivery though. my favorite scene with walken is the sicilian scene in true romance. both walken and dennis hopper at their best

good digging. that's an awesome thread considering what transpired. i remember some other controversies on here, between john and certain players that also posted here at the time. i think one lead to a streamed grudge match

ball hits long rail first diamond in the third contact and bends towards the OB. incredible shot

i found the outfit i was looking for, it was called sharks. here's an example of mandatory push money match:

ah you meant figuratively. don't think i've heard that before. our indigenous people over here are mostly into DEI / woke stuff and tiktok

i like him in the comm box too, but i suspect he's seen as a loose canon a little bit.. pops a political joke in now and then, or says stuff in a hot mike moment. i enjoy that kind of thing, but producers may not

probably also because it's better for the racking integrity in money games. break success relies on a tight, not tilted rack

i guess for consistency a curved stroke isn't optimal. i know when i had seen that video, i looked for it in a buddy hall match but don't remember seeing it as a noticeable feature in his actual game. the clock system was great though

i forget the name now but that money match streaming studio in the philippines did this. could have been svb vs dennis or something like that. maybe chang. it did not add to the entertainment value, imo.

john is great fun, sneaks a joke in here and there. looking forward to the next episode

yes. the titanium is hollow all the way though, with a wood pin/tenon in the middle, so the glue adheres to both titanium and wood

where, and in what century, does this take place?

yes they are short ferrules, but they're actually not that thin. titanium is in theory a better option.

"tuck and roll", wasn't that just something buddy made up for his (otherwise very good) instructional videos? i don't think i've heard it since.

would think that is one of those AI generated books. probably dozens of those added every second.

chihiro kawahara from japan won the ladies division, beating shasha liu 9-7