Since so many are talking about John Schmidts incredible 14.1 run of 626, then lets talk about the Knoxville Bear.
Who wants to try and beat the Knoxville Bears all time bank record. He banked 37 balls in a row.
I think he played 9 ball banks, as that was a popular game in the early part of the last decade. So he broke, made a ball ran 5, rack em up, break em again (you have to make a ball on the break to continue your bank run).
That adds up to breaking and running 7 racks and then breaking the 8th rack, making a ball on the break, then he banked 2 more before he missed.
Personally, I think this is just as difficult if not more, why? He has to make a ball on the break to continue his bank run. The ball on the break does NOT count as a bank, it just allows the shooter to continue his turn at the table.
Who wants to try and beat the Knoxville Bears all time bank record. He banked 37 balls in a row.
I think he played 9 ball banks, as that was a popular game in the early part of the last decade. So he broke, made a ball ran 5, rack em up, break em again (you have to make a ball on the break to continue your bank run).
That adds up to breaking and running 7 racks and then breaking the 8th rack, making a ball on the break, then he banked 2 more before he missed.
Personally, I think this is just as difficult if not more, why? He has to make a ball on the break to continue his bank run. The ball on the break does NOT count as a bank, it just allows the shooter to continue his turn at the table.