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Good call, your 6 favourites are in the quarter finals together with Japan and Poland

So there you have it, that explains the margin. Thanks for your efforts!

Thanks for the interesting stats. From those its hard for me to see why Busti won so clear as 30-20. What am I missing here? :-)

Its fine, as long as no balls are touching

Observation here: Twice Niels suggested something Alex didn't understand, and Alex ended up with two miserable safeties. In addition, I observed that Marcus gave an instruction about not picking up the cue ball until it had completely stopped after making the 9ball, Alex had a hard time...

My observation here: 1. Filler made a mistake on a safety Shaw instructed him how to play. It was obvious he didn't believe much in the suggested solution. Lost the game on that. 2. Shaw made a mistake on a rail first shot he didn't believe in, thinking he could scratch of the 6. Filler...

Zheng is really fun to watch. Two times the opponent have pushed out to a shot with the cue ball on the short rail and the object ball around the spot. Zheng just jacks up and fire them in with three rail position. His opponent was actually shaking his head and smiling after the last one. Also...

She was not picky about the height, thats for sure

well, he didn't manage to beat any of the players on Team Europe 2019, so he is out :grin:

If that is true, and I lost a match like that on hill-hill, racked by a ref with magic rack - I would go mental on the refs racking. That should never happen :eek: EDIT, just saw a video of the break on FB: Cue ball came back from the rail and knocked the 9 in - it did not come straight out of...

https://www.facebook.com/CopenhagenPoolSnooker/ Copenhagen Pool & Snooker House - Bernhard Bangs Allé 31, 2000 Frederiksberg

Excellent point, thats why its hard to compare to a run in 14-1 or a x-pack in 9-ball. In pool, your opponent can always come back in each game. In snooker, all the pressure is off after 80 points - in that particular game. That said, RS is a true artist an perhaps the best cueist ever

This was regarding Chinese Pool (snooker cut pockets). The Chinese are trying to get a foothold in Europe - arranging a tour there. EPBF is very protective regarding their product (Eurotour and 9-ball), and unfortunately since the money is small they have to threaten the players for them to stay...

Mario He, Mika Immonen, Niels Feijen among last 8. Results and live score: https://cuescore.com/tournament/Simonis+Oslo+Open+2019/5976158 Stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4t1nw-fmGbA&fbclid=IwAR0F1n52F6CaFIQDqIYLI8yr3EXabnYFgNpgAKz5S3jFZyXTUvXiLT3LZ8E...

Yes, what he said :eek::grin:

I believe it was abandoned because pool players couldn't help being themselves, and started manipulating the results in the last round robin matches - either to help a buddy go through or, since betting companies were present - to win money on a surprising match result.

In earlier years, the teams have been England and Scotland. Now they use Great Britain as a nation, in order to get Jayson and Chris on the same team. Nice to be able to change like that :) GB is mearly a geographical term - it's an island. The island is made up of the three countries of the...

Have to disagree here, there are not "many" good 1p players in the Phillipines. The best rotation players have learned one pocket now the last couple of years, since thats where the money is. Just 3-4 years ago, it was only Efren and Django who really knew the game (and Alex if you count him as...

Try to contact Bong Nicdao on FB - he is able to help you

excellent post!