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Ummm. The tournament is in China. Does the CCP also have a form 5754? The tournament was announced months ago -- see Post 4.

A persistent problem person can be forced to leave the arena. I think that it's the unexpected that is the real shark. League night might be chaotic, but none of that is unusual, so it isn't distracting. A major tournament is not league night.

I don't recall seeing any official rule about equipment malfunctions.

I think in most situations it will be restore the position and shoot again. If somehow the position can't be restored, go back to the break shot.

Considering that there may be a lot more money bet on the outcome of the final match than the tournament prizes, I don't think the tournament organizer would want any hint of a financial arrangement between the two players. For that matter, I don't think the players would like for any such rumor...

One word to the organizers: savers. First place is worth 7 times second place.

Soooo... are we talking 2000 entries?

Here's Thorsten running 100-and-out in 27 minutes on a Diamond with 4.5" pockets.

Was it the cash prizes or the calcutta that the DA didn't like?

There's a billiard book from 130 years ago by a Major Broadfoot. His advice for not disturbing the player: when you approach the billiard room, stop outside the door and wait for the sound of a shot. When you hear one, enter just after.

He's from Arizona. His former lawn is planted in prickly pears and nettles. They guard his yard 24/7.

From a Google Maps review of The Corner Pocket: The amount of illegal betting taking place at the pool tables is unsettling. How the Mississippi Gaming Commission has not gotten involved is unclear to me. You can sit anywhere near the tables and clearly see cash changing hands, open table...

This book seems to be a whole collection of what the OP is looking for. But I doubt it. Has anyone ever heard of Mr. Moyle?

ESPN is still mentioned for getting pool out to the public. Here's why that's not going to happen. I really like this guy's insights to various businesses that have screwed up.

I met him at last year's European Open -- just as you describe. Here is an interview with Karl about what's in his case.

One rack per day, it seems. All up on his FleeceBunk reels. No BIH after the break. The wing ball is usually going in.

So, somebody is watching an important match between two top players and the score is hill-hill and the player is down on a critical shot, trying to run out. That spectator is so disinterested in the shot and the match that they decide to stand up and wander around without apparent purpose...

I've been around the Bay Area for a long time, and I don't recall hearing of Fred. You might try contacting Lee Simon, the owner of Buffalo Billiards in Petaluma. He's been in Marin/Sonoma his whole life.

Here is a previous thread about pool rules of thumb: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/rules-of-thumb-in-pool.281193/

Evan Lunda to answer directly. Here are the results: https://digitalpool.com/tournaments/buffalos-pro-classic-one-pocket-2026/overview