Svb breaks dry Gorst runs out 1-1
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Gorst broke dry and Shane ran out and followed it up with another bnr for a 3-1 lead
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How old is SVB you ask?
Well I remember him playing on ESPN, that's how old.
Well I remember him playing on ESPN, that's how old.
Everyone must be rooting for Gorst, even if they would usually root for Shane. To get all 3 titles.
I am! The guy is a monster
. Maybe being shunned for the 2021 Mosconi got him fired up.
I am. Love watching good pool and great players do great things.
Heretic! Go SVB!
Am curious who is staking Alex P against him in 10 ball? Can't imagine they love their money.
"Non compliant". LMFAO. These clowns the last remaining stragglers to see the light and move on from the incompetent three point "rule"?!
Yeah agreed I think it's a dumb rule. Just happened again, and there's confusion now over whether Fedor can push, whether the ref can tell Fedor he can't push, etc. All this after Fedor broke pretty hard.
Rather that than watch somebody 'tap break' ala Corey.
Its absolutely incompetent. Even the idiots at Matchroom quietly stopped using it and they were the ones pushing it on everyone. Always remember years ago at the world cup (or its predecessor) in the Philippines where Efren and Busty kept breaking and making balls and Efren went to shoot after the successful break and they told him, no Efren, you don't know shit you got to go sit down as that was "non-compliant". There he went walking scratching his head back to his chair, over and over. LMFAO.
Daz just posted on Facebook yesterday it was the dumbest fucking rule of all time. Too funny he of all people didn't have the spine to leave that thread up and has since deleted it.
'Cause it is an ignorant "rule" and solution, and doesn't correspond to whether or not it was a hard break or not. Some people just can't understand that.
We have the technology. The answer is simple. Break harder than X mph. Say 18.
BS. A break is either legal or is it not. You going to have a stupid radar gun on every table? I wonder how many of the outer (non ref) tables at Derby have had any "non-compliant" breaks?