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For some reasons Taiwanese players are not playing too good in States, or should I say that they even lack motivation to travel to USA. They do have some top finishes in Cardiff (Wales) WPC 1999-2003, but their game definitely lacks something if they travel far from home - unless maybe with a...

Gongrats Karen! You're the best!

You lucky you! Enjoy your games Tate..

Yeah, rob mac posted here that he had received his check, which is nice news of course. I hadn't receive anything until yesterday, but I'd be surprised if they send for some but not for other..

Go Earl!!!!

dude, i believe you put a wrong link here.. i think i know which shot/link you meant, where he shoots the eight with a rest and the eight ball bounces back from the pocket to the table. there is nine ball left in the other end. they are playing nine ball..

oh...ok...I never heard anyone had seen him during this period... so, did people get their refunds? i guess they did, as there hasn't been more bashing, but what would i know... :p

How come they are so stupid they do that? It doesn't sound anyhow natural, as the clapping is always similar - so it's obvious it's just methodical clapping. No real cheer in it. The audience has been clearly asked to clap after each shot. Why don't they change it before it's too late..

Heh, yeah, just fooling around little bit. Need a good night sleep. Thank's for the nice words anyway, you hit the nail there.. BTW, @Pecca, the shot clock is not on after the break. It starts counting after the first shot, excluding push-out. I saw the safety, but Mika saw the nine. We used...

straight to the one, one two rails to the center of the table, cb from one rail to hide behind the eight, as near as possible, but at least to take away the jump shots. if frozen, it would've been deadly, as nine and seven blocking the rails also, and 'chinese' (ironic term..) from the eight...

in that picture it looks easier than it was. monitor changes the angles. me thinks they should have played safe :confused:

Thank's bro.. :( ;)

I don't know his current speed and the guy is moody anyway, but I'd bet Evgeny Stalev would be Europe's numero uno in 1-pocket. (At least if he wanted..)

Aren't they both going to be in Manila for the WPC, on the other side of the globe, just couple of days earlier??

Yes, this would be exactly the team which I'd put. I even had the Ortmann/Engert similarly with your's. The thing is, that Matchroomsports has always tried to persuade British wievers so they have had Steve Davis (or last years some other Brit) in their team, and IMHO it has been a big...

I've also predicted some time ago, that 10-ball will surpass 9-ball pretty much sooner or later..

But but but! I'm sorry Jay but you wont make big bets with me, only some sweat bets if interested and we come to a deal (which I doubt ;)) At WPC, which I concider even more difficult tournament to win than the Open, the smallest odds for Efren and Yang has been 13/2. I'd guess Shane's odds...

BTW, how big the other pockets are? How big are Diamond Pro's pockets?

Weeelll.. Not to take anything off from Tang, I still must say that Corey for sure knows how to WIN At least he did, I know this is years ago but Tang hasn't been there lately either. He won five big ones in 6 months that year...

Fong-Pang Chao might disagree with you, but we others probaby not. Then again, maybe Grady taught these tables for one-pocket or 'extreme' 9-ball action + practise. Sometimes when I've played long sessions with 4'' pockets, my technique, cue ball control and strategy has been in at it's best...