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Kevin Bauccio. He does custom work at a reasonable price point. A pool player as well. https://www.instagram.com/mine_kontrol/

Wasn't an impulse. Wasn't alcohol driven. There was a plan. Didn't work out. Alex et al lost 5k on the flip. Everyone moved on.

My interpretation as well. I was surprised he managed to negotiate a flip out of the move. What impressed me was KT just sit there the entire time, came back, and ran out the rack with her first opportunity at the table.

He knows the rules. He was just trying to pull a fast one on a losing set.

The reverse is also true. There are plenty of players in the world that can put packages against Shane, and have routinely done so. The most recent one I can recall is at the International when little Ko ran a 5 and out. With more accumulating data, this sort of difference tends to fade away.

I asked Page that exact same question once. Just because a large number of observed games converge to expectation doesn't necessarily mean individual matches do not suffer from unusually large variations. He provided with the following answer. I thought it was pretty darn good.

Page did this analysis using a 75-game segment that might be relevant to some of your questions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWO4NEcKFqg

I've dedicated about 4-week time with a 12.9 radial recently and first thought the Revo resulted in noticeably more cueball deflection than my current setup. I'm playing pool with a 27" Mezz WXC shaft for 3C and a 4" mid-cue extension. The shaft was about 12mm in tip diameter when I first bought...

Since actual scores are not posted, a match win in this case can be recorded as a 1-0 rack win without error.

I believe Fargo can only enter 1-0 for each win, so yes, a lot of good data are missing out.

Found one. Thanks.

I played the event this past weekend and inspected every rack minus one. I was down 8-1 against D. Grabe and I pretty much already gave up at that point, so I just proceeded to breaking. In the 4 matches I played, I asked for rerack twice from the same opponent when the whole 1-ball wasn't...

When I first bought a table at home last year, I did what many did: spread and ran balls. I spent (and arguably wasted) a bit of time doing that for a couple months. However, even without any structured practice sessions, I improved a lot and raised my Fargo to 570 with over 1000 recorded games...

It was a simulcast and it's the same number across various streams.

Precisely. I'm very glad they circulate some of their earnings back into the pro scenes.

He's been playing great. Couple of kisses prevented that 5 runs.

Both versions wouldn't hurt, but if I had to vote for one, I would prefer a sped-up version with normal speed at dramatic shots.

Feijen isn't performing his best; Ouschan is simply amazing!

Information about the finale can be found at https://worldpoolseries.com/the-predator-grand-final-will-take-place-from-january-17-20/ . It offers a reasonable entry for amateur players to compete in, and since I feel charitable, I decided to donate.

Albin. Wow! Just wow!