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The BCA published regulations for exhibition high runs after they got surprised by John's 626. I've posted them here before.

Here is the post on the main page: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/john-schmidt-runs-820.585407/

2:46:00.

And the Pool Warehouse is offering "Aramouth" black balls at $454.

I went looking for the price on Aramith Tournament "Black" balls, with the black caps. Here you go:

Moritz showed some serious nerves the last couple of racks, but got through on fundamentals. He seemed to be waiting for the beeps to trigger his shot on nearly every shot at the end. The missed 5 ball in the last rack on the beeps was purely from pressure.

I used to have a "world clock" site bookmarked, but now a simple search on "current time in Sarajevo" works. Future times are still a problem. And there's Arizona.

The BCA recognizes high run records and has since its founding. Lots of people consider that official.

Rest easy:

The way the run ended could make you break your cue stick.

Less than four hours for 820. That's about Mosconi's pace, which was pretty quick, but not quite as fast as Jayson.

I believe he was offering a prize in exchange for commercialization rights.

In the official 1890 rules, you were allowed to shoot into a frozen ball. At the same time, you were permitted to shoot away and get credit for the hit, as at snooker. By 1925, the rule was changed and you did not get credit for a hit if you shot away. You were still allowed to shoot towards a...

Have you read Byrne and worked/practiced with the shots he suggests? Mostly, you have to develop a feel for them. There are a lot of variables.

Such a rule would be surprising but not a disaster. The most common use would probably be like some snooker safes -- shoot away from the frozen ball to freeze the cue ball on the back of a distant ball. Does UP have a 10-ball division?

That's not enough digits. :geek:

Pretty much all of the comments on YouTube are barbed.

Filler ran 285 on a 4.5" Diamond. On the same day, Orcullo ran 260 on a 4.25" Diamond. (Diamond had meant for all the 14.1 tables to be 4.5", but two of them had the smaller pockets.) Here is the video of Filler's 285 run:

As for Woodward, he may have been operating under DCC rules, where his shot would have been legal. And Corey may have elevated because DCC rules require it.

I wonder if he jacked up so far because he felt it is required.