2016 US Open 9 ball/ 9ft (16-22 Oct2016) Norfolk, Virginia (Winner $50K)

ssbn610g

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Quality was solid here. Although, it could've gone down in the pre-match ceremony and I wouldn't have known it.

Thx for the response. I bought a stream before and it was not good. Next year, I'll give this a whirl or go to the event. Lived in VB for four years long ago.

Al
 

Celtic

AZB's own 8-ball jihadist
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Shane had to play a lot of top players to win this time.

This was a world class US-OPEN. The best field of any tournament that SVB has ever won. He might not have a "official" world title yet but this US OPEN win is a world class level win no doubt.
 

9andout

Gunnin' for a 3 pack!!
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This was a world class US-OPEN. The best field of any tournament that SVB has ever won. He might not have a "official" world title yet but this US OPEN win is a world class level win no doubt.

Spot ON!!!!!!!
 

Ak Guy

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Not today!

Originally Posted by Ak Guy
Alex and Shane are 2 of my favorite players. They are both a class act and present a good image for pool.

But, I am an American! This is an American tournament played in America. I am cheering the American player on!

Go Shane! You already won it 4 times and did it 3 years in a row, no one else did that. You came in 2nd in the world 9 Ball the last 2 years. You won the World Pool Masters 2 years in a row!

Your tournament win list is huge. Your always a contender and you are the best 9 and 10 Ball player in the world!

You are also a master of the Bar Box table!

Now go win the US Open 9 Ball a 5th time and tie the Strickland record, then come back next year and win it an unprecedented 6th time!


Think decaf



What do you wanna do for a buck or two?

Everyone Sees What I Appear To Be,
Few Experience What I Really Am.

Originally Posted by bank it
think decaf
rofl!!!!!......



"My Charity Goes To Our Troops"

Not today boys. Who the heck drinks decaf and why would any one? At my age I need all the help I can get!

Way to go Shane!
 

o.g. (old guy)

mark
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I would also like to thank all who kept us updated and the play by play was top notch! Congrats to shane, sounded like quite a battle.
 

gxman

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I thought SVB was done when Shaw had him down 6-0. Then it didn't look good when Chang had him 3-0 too. SVB playing with a lot of heart.

I'd like to see the list of players Shane beat in the tournament.

This might be the toughest US open field ever.
 

westcoast

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I thought SVB was done when Shaw had him down 6-0. Then it didn't look good when Chang had him 3-0 too. SVB playing with a lot of heart.

I'd like to see the list of players Shane beat in the tournament.

This might be the toughest US open field ever.

I am quite surprised that Shaw couldn't put him away. Shaw has so much firepower that you'd think he'd close anybody out with a 6 game lead. I didn't see the match- did he make a lot of mistakes or did Shane just play out of his mind?
 

vincentwu817

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I am quite surprised that Shaw couldn't put him away. Shaw has so much firepower that you'd think he'd close anybody out with a 6 game lead. I didn't see the match- did he make a lot of mistakes or did Shane just play out of his mind?

Shaw made some mistakes including a couple missed shots that he'd normally make as well as a handful of tactical errors.
 

StraightPoolIU

Brent
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I thought SVB was done when Shaw had him down 6-0. Then it didn't look good when Chang had him 3-0 too. SVB playing with a lot of heart.

I'd like to see the list of players Shane beat in the tournament.

This might be the toughest US open field ever.
Just today he beat Orcullo, Shaw, and Chang which is nuts. I know he also beat Alex P, Mike Dechaine, Jeremy Jones among others. I'd like to see a full list too. It's an absolute murderer's row.

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Shannon.spronk

Anybody read this?
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Shane beat:
F. Hernandez 11-7
John Morra 11-10
Thorsten Hohmann 11-6
Corey Deuel 11-4
Daryl Peach 11-7
Mike Dechaine 11-6
Brandon Shuff 11-4
Alex Pagulayan 11-9
Jeremy Jones 11-5
Dennis Orcullo 11-5
Jayson Shaw 11-9
J.L Chang 13-9
 

Luxury

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Shane beat:
F. Hernandez 11-7
John Morra 11-10
Thorsten Hohmann 11-6
Corey Deuel 11-4
Daryl Peach 11-7
Mike Dechaine 11-6
Brandon Shuff 11-4
Alex Pagulayan 11-9
Jeremy Jones 11-5
Dennis Orcullo 11-5
Jayson Shaw 11-9
J.L Chang 13-9



Most impressive gauntlet victory of all time imo.


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Double-Dave

Developing cue-addict
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Question: Was the quality of the stream good?

Congrats to Shane and Chang. Two great players showing their best.

Thanks for the updates.

Al

The stream ran very smooth for me (located in Europe) but it was only 768x432p
it was watchable for sure (difference with the 360p stream of the 14.1 tournament was remarkable)
but I do think in 2016 a 720p stream isn't beyond what one can expect for a ppv. Should
be no problem at all, it's not that much bandwith.

Regards, Dave
 

Kickin' Chicken

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Shane beat:
F. Hernandez 11-7
John Morra 11-10
Thorsten Hohmann 11-6
Corey Deuel 11-4
Daryl Peach 11-7
Mike Dechaine 11-6
Brandon Shuff 11-4
Alex Pagulayan 11-9
Jeremy Jones 11-5
Dennis Orcullo 11-5
Jayson Shaw 11-9
J.L Chang 13-9

I prob would have had difficulty beating up on any 1 of these guys let alone all 12 of them. :grin::thumbup::grin:

For me the entire US Open stream was worth it in spades just to get to see the last couple of matches - the semi with Shane coming back from 6-0 and to see his emotion come out after snapping the final 9b to win and the classy embrace from opponent Jayson Shaw who, btw, they ran out of adjectives for during this tourney.

And JL Chang who made it through unscathed until the final - how could you not like this guy who, as Mark Wilson so accurately pointed out, thrives on his economy of motion with his shots and position play. Mark added that anyone trying to emulate Chang's fundamentals; their games will be sure to go up.

I don't think I saw Chang miss one shot with his jumper and one shot in particular was especially great where he did a long jump and ended up bumping his way into perfect shape for, I think, the 3 ball with what was probably the best display ever of body english followed with a huge smile. The audience, and I, really loved that shot.

Accu-Stats started weak but finished really strong. :cool:

And Shane is a genuine Superhero!! :thumbup:

can't wait til next year. :smile:

best,
brian kc
 

JAM

I am the storm
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Shane beat:
F. Hernandez 11-7
John Morra 11-10
Thorsten Hohmann 11-6
Corey Deuel 11-4
Daryl Peach 11-7
Mike Dechaine 11-6
Brandon Shuff 11-4
Alex Pagulayan 11-9
Jeremy Jones 11-5
Dennis Orcullo 11-5
Jayson Shaw 11-9
J.L Chang 13-9

For sure, Shane had a tough row to hoe this year, and he survived. It was very inspiring!
 

BRussell

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The stream ran very smooth for me (located in Europe) but it was only 768x432p
it was watchable for sure (difference with the 360p stream of the 14.1 tournament was remarkable)
but I do think in 2016 a 720p stream isn't beyond what one can expect for a ppv. Should
be no problem at all, it's not that much bandwith.

Regards, Dave

The key for me was dumping the html5 player and using Flash. I've always had a lot of trouble with audiovideoweb because I've tried the new player or used it on a Flash-free mobile device, but using their old Flash player I had 0 interruptions. Come on guys, Flash is dead, get that new player working!
 
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