Tyler Styer vs Jesus Stencil getting the 9 in 10 ball Race tom100 starts now

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SBC

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #21

gxman said:

Race to 100

Games on the wire equivalent to giving the 9 to a fargo 722 player.

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Easily 15
Though it looks like he's gonna need at least 20.

 

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Good Sam

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #22

46-37 Tyler

 

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Good Sam

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #23

50-43 Tyler. One hour dinner break.

 

Bob Jewett

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• Oct 17, 2020

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Here's a link to Roy's page.

https://www.facebook.com/RoysBasement

 

benny-the-blade

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• Oct 17, 2020

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benny-the-blade said:

16-5 Tyler’s up. The players are taking a break. I don’t see how Jesus claws back even at this early point in the match. Tyler’s break is just too good.

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Tyler’s lead is cut to 4, as he leads 56-52. Jesus is proving me dead wrong. Kid has a lot of heart.

 

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gxman

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #26

56-54 jesus breaking

 

benjaminwah

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #27

Damn this kid Jesus is no joke.

 

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gxman

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #28

Jesus 57-56

 

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Good Sam

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59-56 Jesus

 

pab

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• Oct 17, 2020

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A little off subject, but that's an interesting ball rack (?) under the ball return. Different than the typical wire rack. Can anyone confirm if it is a ball rack or what and where to get one?

 

jay helfert

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• Oct 17, 2020

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67-57 Jesus. Tyler got weak as a kitten and couldn't get out from anywhere the last twenty games or so. It was UGLY!

 

mikeyfrost

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• Oct 17, 2020

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Tyler gave away his last 10 or 11 innings without finishing a game. It was that ugly of an end to the day.

 

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gxman

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• Oct 17, 2020

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Tyler after the break game is very average (for a pro). Its his elite break that sets him apart.

 

TATE

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• Oct 17, 2020

• #34

sjm said:

Never heard of Jesus Stencil. Admittedly, some guys you've never heard of shoot plenty straight.

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Maye this will jar your memory Stu.

 

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SBC

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• Oct 18, 2020

• #35

Jesus.... He really cane with it. He won 31 Games to 12 in the end.

Jesus light lose his spot if he keeps this up.

This will be a very exciting finish. Nothing tests you like having to come with it. Will have to see if Styer can come back.

 

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gxman

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• Oct 18, 2020

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Day 1 33-26 Tyler.
Day 2 41-24 Jesus.

2 day total 67-57 Jesus.

 

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jay helfert

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• Oct 18, 2020

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SBC said:

Jesus.... He really cane with it. He won 31 Games to 12 in the end.

Jesus light lose his spot if he keeps this up.

This will be a very exciting finish. Nothing tests you like having to come with it. Will have to see if Styer can come back.

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24-7 in the last thirty one games! BOOM!

 

benjaminwah

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• Oct 18, 2020

• #38

Day 3 they take a break at 84 score

Match ends at Day 3 when someone scores 100.

 

sjm

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• Oct 18, 2020

• #39

gxman said:

Tyler after the break game is very average (for a pro). Its his elite break that sets him apart.

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His after the break game is above average, but it is way lower than that of Justin Bergman.

 

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SBC

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• Oct 18, 2020

• #40

jay helfert said:

24-7 in the last thirty one games! BOOM!

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Like I said, Jesus had a higher gear,but hadn't found it.

Pool is a funny thing. So often there seems there is only room for one player to play their best. When one gets stronger, the other so often weakens.