$10,000 money match

JoeyA

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Does anyone think Yang has a chance against Orcullo in the money match scheduled in April?

On April 20, 21 and 22, Orcollo will take on a new challenge when he faces Yang Ching-shun of Taiwan in a winner-take-all 9-ball marathon presented by Golden Pool Classic at the Gateway Mall in Cubao, Quezon City.

The race-to-60 duel dubbed as “It’s all about money...and more” and organized by Bugsy Promotion and Rocketman Enterprises offers $10,000 (nearly P.5 million) to the winner.

It's a race to 60. That could be over 100 games of 9 ball. I don't think it will be a test of endurance because even a guy like me can play 100 games of 9 ball as long as I get one good night's rest before the match.

They're saying it will be a test of endurance and who will be in the best shape but I don't think so.

It seems like it is a long enough race to give the best player an edge but endurance seems immaterial.
JoeyA
 
If they start pegging squared balls, then Yang has no chance. Dennis is definitely
the favorite though. Endurance is a non-factor here. They will be playing for 3
days, that will be 40 games max for each day if they ever reach hill-hill...
 
I would not be too sure about Dennis winning the match. According to earlier reports, he has been in a slump lately and has been beaten by Lee Van Corteza at least 3 times already in money games.
 
f210 said:
I would not be too sure about Dennis winning the match. According to earlier reports, he has been in a slump lately and has been beaten by Lee Van Corteza at least 3 times already in money games.




Van-Van and Yang is not a bad match either...
 
f210 said:
I would not be too sure about Dennis winning the match. According to earlier reports, he has been in a slump lately and has been beaten by Lee Van Corteza at least 3 times already in money games.

I didn't realize that YANG had already beaten both Bustamante and Alcano for the cash. ???????? I thought YANG was just the top money player in China. I wonder if my V CASH bet is in jeopardy.
JoeyA
 
Yang will make a 3 - 9 combo in rack 116 to win a hotly contested match 60 -56.
 
A Chicago Connection???

JoeyA said:
Does anyone think Yang has a chance against Orcullo in the money match scheduled in April?

On April 20, 21 and 22, Orcollo will take on a new challenge when he faces Yang Ching-shun of Taiwan in a winner-take-all 9-ball marathon presented by Golden Pool Classic at the Gateway Mall in Cubao, Quezon City.

The race-to-60 duel dubbed as “It’s all about money...and more” and organized by Bugsy Promotion and Rocketman Enterprises offers $10,000 (nearly P.5 million) to the winner.

It's a race to 60. That could be over 100 games of 9 ball. I don't think it will be a test of endurance because even a guy like me can play 100 games of 9 ball as long as I get one good night's rest before the match.

They're saying it will be a test of endurance and who will be in the best shape but I don't think so.

It seems like it is a long enough race to give the best player an edge but endurance seems immaterial.
JoeyA

You Chicago guys see any connection here? Did Rich make a big score and dry out or is this another "Rocketman"???
 
hemicudas said:
You Chicago guys see any connection here? Did Rich make a big score and dry out or is this another "Rocketman"???

From what I hear our ROCKETMAN hasn't gotten good rolls lately.....maybe one of the CHI guys can elaborate on Richie's status.

On topic: I also like D.O. in a close match
 
JoeyA said:
Does anyone think Yang has a chance against Orcullo in the money match scheduled in April?

On April 20, 21 and 22, Orcollo will take on a new challenge when he faces Yang Ching-shun of Taiwan in a winner-take-all 9-ball marathon presented by Golden Pool Classic at the Gateway Mall in Cubao, Quezon City.

The race-to-60 duel dubbed as “It’s all about money...and more” and organized by Bugsy Promotion and Rocketman Enterprises offers $10,000 (nearly P.5 million) to the winner.

It's a race to 60. That could be over 100 games of 9 ball. I don't think it will be a test of endurance because even a guy like me can play 100 games of 9 ball as long as I get one good night's rest before the match.

They're saying it will be a test of endurance and who will be in the best shape but I don't think so.

It seems like it is a long enough race to give the best player an edge but endurance seems immaterial.
JoeyA

Yang definitely has a chance. Dennis has been in a slump, losing FOUR times to Van Van. I still pick Dennis to win a close one, 60-54.
 
I watched Denis at the KPT championships and he was definitely the most in form player there. I didn't get to watch the end of the event (I think Mika or Alconno won), but Denis was the smoothest player I've ever had a chance to watch. It was beautiful. I don't think he missed a makeable ball in the matches I watched. The other big names I saw there didn't amaze me. They just weren't playing that great. But Denis was. Every mistake by his opponent was capitalized on. Almost every time he broke and made a ball, he was out.

I actually got a chance to talk with him briefly and I completely forgot to ask him about this upcoming match. Stupid!
 
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