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  1. Eric.

    APA screwed our very own sleinen out of a national championship

    On a side note... This is why we, the jury/peanut gallery, shouldnt be too quick to deliberate before hearing all the facts. I suppose the retarded thread title didnt help much either.
  2. Eric.

    APA screwed our very own sleinen out of a national championship

    It looks like Sean was playing as a 6, so it's possible that he got flagged, then raised. Eric
  3. Eric.

    APA screwed our very own sleinen out of a national championship

    Yes. A notation goes on the scoresheet for the next match. Eric
  4. Eric.

    APA screwed our very own sleinen out of a national championship

    From memory, the APA only disqualifies a team after 2 players in their roster get raised above the starting handicap level. During the tournament, if someone(s) is playing " too good" after a match, they are placed on watch for their next match. If they are determined to play "too good" again...
  5. Eric.

    Big action, Kevin Cheng vs DD

    Are they both riding Cannondales? Eric
  6. Eric.

    Big action, Kevin Cheng vs DD

    Agreed. I don't see how anyone can think Aranas has any advantage, anywhere. These two are about as evenly matched as you can get, imo. The Fargo numbers seemed to pan out pretty accurate, too. Eric
  7. Eric.

    Hawaiian brian

    RIP, Brian Hashimoto. Eric
  8. Eric.

    SJM Sold on Tyler Styer

    Eric is sold, too. Eric is sold, too. Eric
  9. Eric.

    Are the best Taiwanese Players, as strong as the best from the Philippines?

    This list should drop off Yang Chin Shun and add Wu Jiaqing. Wu is born and raised in Taiwan. He came up, in Pool, there. It was only as an adult that he moved to mainland China. Eric
  10. Eric.

    Are the best Taiwanese Players, as strong as the best from the Philippines?

    For sure. Statistically speaking, Taiwan is several standard deviations above the PI in Pool talent outliers. I figured you, if anyone, would appreciate that. Eric >stats
  11. Eric.

    Are the best Taiwanese Players, as strong as the best from the Philippines?

    Just to add - The Phillipines has a population of about 104mm. Taiwan has a population around 23mm. Eric
  12. Eric.

    Mental game after someone puts a 4 pack on you?!

    I loved this match. Glass City, Ohio? The way I heard it, Busti won the first race to 13 set. Archer wins the flip and runs 13 & out in the second set! After the set, Busti asks Archer to play again and double the bet. Archer declines doubling and they play again. Archer loses the third...
  13. Eric.

    How long would it...

    Fair enough. Lets say, I over estimated the racking time. I still think that (including walking to the foot end, racking, then walking back to the CB, for the shot) the whole process might take at least 30 seconds? Eric
  14. Eric.

    How long would it...

    No worries, just an observation. I mean, it took JS a little over 4 hours to run 626. At your pace, you would have done it in less than 2.5 hours. That's fast. Eric
  15. Eric.

    How long would it...

    104 balls = a little more than 6 racks 6 racks = about 1.5 minutes to rack, each 23 minutes - 9 minutes (to rack) = 14 minutes to run 104 balls 104 balls ÷ 14 minutes = 7.4 balls per minute AVERAGE!! Eric >:o
  16. Eric.

    2019 US Open Bank Pool Champion SVB

    Shane banks real well. He's up to 8 rental houses, last time I spoke to him! Eric
  17. Eric.

    Jackie Gleson high run

    With all due respect, your two statements are huge contradictions. I dunno if I would assume someone is easily a 100 ball runner based on watching only a 60ish ball run. You know what they say, when you assume, right? :) Eric
  18. Eric.

    United Billiard Leagues

    More smarts or more luck? Either way, the word is that he and Pete Balner did very well, selling Palmer Video. Eric
  19. Eric.

    John Barton us open ban

    This is kinda naive and laughable. You dont understand the realities of a civil suit, huh? Eric
  20. Eric.

    Any action in Vegas with the Taiwan players?

    The Taiwanese team (Ko, Chang, et al) will send it in, you just gotta ask. I'd be surprised if anyone gets turned down, unless it's an out of line game or a gaff. Best bet is to approach the team manager dude, first. Eric
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