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Sharkstream video quality is super choppy.

Stage 2 bracket is set: https://digitalpool.com/tournaments/2026-4th-universal-chinese-taipei-open-%E5%8F%B0%E5%8C%97%E8%81%B7%E6%A5%AD%E6%92%9E%E7%90%83%E5%85%AC%E9%96%8B%E8%B3%BD/viewer/stage-2 Unsurprisingly, mostly comprised of Asian players.

If someone spams Instamoron AI slop and clickbait when everyone has put him on ignore, does it make a sound?

Oops

How many hours a day do you spend on Instagram? :ROFLMAO:

What youth movement?

"It's now been three months since I ordered my Diamond Professional table. I was told 4-6 months for delivery" Then why are you creating a new Dear Diary thread about it?

now the question is what's the difference between 1st and 99th percentiles? You might think not much, but outcomes can be lumpy. Chris Moneymaker may have had one super lucky day but it was also a particularly valuable lucky day.

Luck doesn't even itself out. Some people will be in the 99th percentile of accumulated luck over their lifetimes and some people will be in the 1st percentile.

Nathan Childress (not Childness) looks like the only US player?

48 bucks in lower Manhattan for this match is not that out of line. I’ll be interested to see the format and supposed prize fund.

Can you post a screenshot of the flyer for people without Facebook?

If so, what a weird (and ultimately boring) thing to fake.

Pros do miss on occasion.

He’s an actor on TV shows. This is like being surprised Tom Hanks is not an astronaut. 😉

Funny how the gamblers, schemers and scammers of the past are glorified while those of the present are ripped to shreds.

The key word for Jayson Shaw is "transitioned." You don't see him wasting his time on 7-foot tables like so many US pros insist on doing.

Nice, I haven't thought about CTE in years. The usual suspects who polluted the forum with their arguments seem to have moved on or been banned.

Great news!