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They play this game a lot at my parents RV resort. I asked one of the regulars why they play that way and he told me because it's more challenging. Not one player there can run three balls...

The no intentional foul rule is specifically used to prevent games from taking too long. It's all about speeding up play.

The 6-3 scoreline was correct. The match clock expired so the match ended with neither player reaching 7.

I like most of your post, but that part was just crazy. Even she'd agree.

Joven did the exact same thing in AZ and it cost him the match in the AZ shootout.

Bustamante is playing Dennis Hatch this morning! Doubt they'll have started the stream table yet, but I'll be ringside!

Almost everything. Everyone is dressed nicely, referees everywhere, digital live scoring and brackets, great production team, solid payouts, big names... need me to keep going?

That 15 seconds starts with 10:00 remaining in the match. Makes it pretty exciting from there!

From their mouths, the main reason was to speed the game up. That certainly adds to the entertainment value as well.

The main reason for the rules is to speed up the game. You can schedule the matches so easily when there is a match clock. They also find it boring to watch when players slow the game down with intentional fouls. I love the rules. I suggest you play an event and see how fun it is for yourself!

Ultimate Poll USA is doing exactly what they know works. It's not designed to be the world class field with the toughest conditions. It's designed to make pool fun and enjoyable to watch. I also love the bigger tables, but this format is so much fun and you still have to play well to win. I...

I'm pretty sure they did!

What exactly are you talking about? Other than the "6-ball shootout", there is nothing really different about it.

What tour is that?

A "flex" is a Gen-Z slang term basically like saying you're demonstrating superiority. So the OP is asking "Are the people who leave the template on the table showing off"?

So many people are caught up in the "it might cause the ball to roll off so I have to move it". How perfect do you all play?!?! I think the odds are just as good the "roll off" will improve your position as it will hurt your position. I like to move it because it gives me a reason to slow...

I am!

If you haven’t heard, SVB is making his Ultimate Pool USA debut at the Iowa Open in a few weeks! Super excited for the tournament.

We're seriously posting screenshots of PMs here? Didn't it go to PMs to keep the drama, arguing, and BS off the main thread?

I think Barefoot Bob's is the only room I know of up that way.