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manas is powering on, 9-4 ran out for the win, too.

analysis paralysis.. he is the polar opposite of arseni sevastyanov

even gambling in back rooms someone in the audience will pull out a phone and put you on tiktok or youtube. if you are good you will get exposure whether you want it or not. jaybee is case in point i guess. most if not all of his matches has been filmed with phone cameras in pool joints, yet...

water was able to carve out grand canyon because it carried abrasive particles like sand, not because it was water.. the aluminium oxide in that sandpaper IS harder than wood, much harder. i use aluminium oxide to sandblast steel parts.

arseni on the hill against roda, 9-4!

printers are cheap nowadays. maybe 90 bucks and you can get both a cheapo printer and the filament needed for this. i have a cue lathe but for portability this is not bad. i would probably add features like a screw in the end to press the tip. could make it modular to fit 13mm / 14mm tips

explain how, since talcum is softer than any wood on planet earth. even if the shaft was made of pine, and you jerked it 8 hours a day for 50 years through talcum powder i suspect you would only polish / burnish that pine shaft

100% and i know my first post said this event would bounce big name pros by design, but i've been highly entertained by the filipino players, not least jaybee. that match was a riot!

of course he should be in. the alternative is having three rookies. they could probably make that the reason, coming to think of it. the year of the rookies euro players have been poor this year compared to recent years, but josh has won a major. and he trounced the competition, won 13-1.

surely over a thousand when alcaide played jaybee. it was packed

pijus is the type of guy that will embrace the circumstances of this event, so i wouldn't be surprised if he went to another final. same goes for david, but in current form i like pijus over him. roda is looking strong on the other side

bustie pushed vergara too, 7-7 at one point, maybe 8-8, i don't remember. vergara is a very strong player

he plays his part well by breaking and running out

it's not easy to outfox biado but that safety exchange in the penultimate rack was awesome

incredible. raga looked strong yesterday

when unknown filipinos and a 16 year old kid playing his first ever tournament play great, sometimes making it look easy, these touring pros have no excuse. the tables are the same (and the same as in hanoi, W9C). the environment is certainly different, and seems to affect some more than others

has he ever won anything in east asia? it seems he always loses early there

pity with the scratch hill-hill, but had jaybee won it could've caused a riot

elbow flares out during follow through, chicken wing extreme

noticed that as well. i don't know how many tournaments efren plays in these days but probably zero or close to zero. missed opportunity