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I am not wedded to traditional colors - I can adjust to any color scheme quickly enough. I want a high-end set in which I can distinguish all the colors easily on my table. Not so easy given the lighting in my area. So far no set has been perfect. Predator comes closest, but I dislike the...

That's one view. It's probably not mine. I prefer winner break, but not dead set on it. In any case, this debate has gone on a long time. No need to rehash here. Players know the rules and have to abide by them.

Laziness or some such. We can refer to Wojciech Szewczyk as Woj. Fine with me! I had a bad feeling about the final being one-sided because Woj gets intimidated by Filler. Thinks he has to play perfect to win - which he does - but then makes uncharacteristic mistakes trying to be perfect...

Ditto.

I get it, Bob, but breaking is a skill. I am sure you agree. Smash and pray is the opposite. IMO the sport should reward players who master the break. They are showing their skills and dedication. I want less random luck determining the winners. I want to see dominance by dominant players...

Abigail was mostly very sharp and showed her knowledge. The MoC likes to go all baritone, but his role is too tiny for me to bother. (-:

I don’t understand the complaints about pocketing the one on the break. The breaker won the prior game. The breaker should have some advantage. Wojo screwed up early and late. That’s why he lost.

I immediately thought Wojo would lose when he scratched on a safety in game 1 or 2. Terrible and avoidable mistake early on when he could least afford it. He always seems intimidated by Filler. The issue is not the pockets or the rack. Four inch pockets are tough. Getting a look on the 2 isn’t...

Filler was the most demonstrative this tournament in his final rack beating Feijin. Niels has beaten Filler several times in the last few years. Filler knew he dodged a bullet on Saturday vs Feijin, who gave him all he could handle. So he was psyched up when he finally won. Niels isn’t...

True but he keeps going further and moving up the rankings. He’s got to stop talking to himself when things don’t go his way.

Shaw just falls apart too much theses days, but Filler hasn’t given him many chances.

Pretty sure I heard Frazer say the World Pool Masters will be in Taipei for the next three years in January. Ralf Souquet and Bustamante are Reyes Cup captains. Frazer also said ’we’re going to keep coming out with more news so just be patient.’

Souto keeps knocking. I think he will get there as he matures.

World Pool Masters being back is great. Top 12 in the rankings and four wild cards. WNT is showing Ko Pin Yi in the promo. He won’t be ranked in the top 12, but he will almost certainly be a wild card since the event is in Tapei. Phil Yates also said about the schedule this year that ‘you are...

Souto just missed too many chances and Wojo was sharp and deliberate.

Rico Diks has been good. Frost doesn’t go to all the overseas events. Only JJ is missing, and he’ll be back soon.

Yup. Gave Filler two wins, scratched twice on the break, misplayed some positions. He never gives up and always fights to the bitter end, but he’s got to be kicking himself.

Niels handed Filler two games. Not sharp enough.

All the winners in the final 16 matches were in top form. Got to think Yapp and Filler are the favs. Feijin has beat Filler a few times in the past two years. Lost a few too. Oi and Wojo have seem intimidated by Filler in the past. They need a strong mental game in the quarters. Souto has been...

Then again, Filler is missing some bunnies. New balls? New cloth? Who knows. He was cruising before today.