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Yapp probably didn't feel it, but the ref should have seen it. Even in our barely HD streaming video you can see it. Direct human vision is way better than that, even better than 4K or 8K. We've all watched similar shots in person. He was either out of position or looking where he shouldn't...

I would much rather believe that Yapp didn't feel it.

Yep. Whenever you have human refs there will be bad calls. This will be right up there with the big ones. Next man up.

They're thinking the same thing everyone already knows. It was a foul, Gorst would have cleaned up the last three balls with ball in hand, and then he would have been breaking on the hill.

He's not bad. He probably gets more calls right than your average baseball umpire. He made some egregious calls in the past couple of years. When Dr. Dave publishes a video about your mistakes it's never good. But he did blow this one.

Nope. You're missing it.

Go full screen if you don't see it.

There is zero doubt. Watch the number 9 as he pulls away. Watch in fullscreen if you still don't see it.

Yep - definitely rocked. You can see it rock as he's pulling his cue away after the shot.

I didn't think Yapp could spin around that 1 without hitting it, but he sure did.

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Umm . . . what? Screw off.

Because the tight tables are usually right next to each other. But there's no excuse for booty-bumping.

Yep. All Sky has to do is work out and practice 100% of his waking time like Niels. Niels is a freak, in a good way. Gotta be driven if you want to be like Niels.

I'll be happy to match up brain cells with just about anybody. I'm a McDermott guy from way back, but my recent Predator acquisition is a magnificent cue as well. The Predator pros, Biado, Filler, Jasmin, et al, they do pretty well. Why so much snarky hate for a company that puts so much...

And in a completely unrelated coincidence the team the all-Latino team was replaced with was all black. What are the odds?

I saw when Seybert's added the new green cues to their website, probably within 10 minutes of when they were added. They were immediately sold out.

That is all very logical, but this is well outside of the realm of manufacturing and economic quantities and into product management and marketing. The job isn't to manufacture the exact quantity that can be sold, it's to maximize the profit per sale, the margin of the overall line, and promote...

Arseni got a couple of rolls, but after Shane blew the safety on the 2, Arseni was stellar. He definitely made the most of his opportunity.

Planned scarcity can drive demand and keep prices artificially high. See the diamond market.