48th All Japan 2015 (11-15Nov2015) (10ball) Amagasaki, Japan

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The last Major of year, The All Japan will be fought amongst 128 players this week
Qualifiers start tomorrow 9 Nov until 10 Nov. Main event (128 players) will be from 11 -15 Nov. Single elimination Last 64 start on 13Nov and final day 15Nov
Other then World 10 Ball, this is biggest 10 ball annual tourney in the world
Past winners include Efren, Busta, Yang, Big Ko, Chang Jung Lin, Wu, Thorsten,Mika,Cory Deuel
Usually attended by top Filipino, Taiwanese players and upcomers + top players from US and Europe.
Notable absentees this year are the Kos, Kevin Cheng, Orcullo, Darren

Free Live stream
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/all-japan-championship


Live Scores
http://billiards-scoring.appspot.com/show/onthehill

Single Elimination Brackets (from last 64)
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Videos of past streamed matches
https://www.youtube.com/user/mathilda1217/videos


Format and schedule
Double Elimination Race to 9
Single Elimination from Last 64 Race to 11

This year's field has lots of monsters, killers and samurais but is not as strong as past year
Notable players
Raymond Faraon ( Defending Champion)
Efren
Naoyuki Oi
Ralf
Biado
Antonio Lining
Johann Chua
Hsu Kai Lun

Kuo Po Cheng
Buste
Lo Li Wen
Thorsten

Wang Can
Alcano
Kawabata Satoshi
Chang Yu Lung
Liu Haitao
Alex
Kuribayashi Toru
Ramil Gallego
Aloysius Yapp
Mika
Takahashi Kunihiko
Yang
Chu Bingjie

Shane
Chao
Han Hao Xiang
Chang Jung Lin

Li Hewen
Jeff Ignacio
Yukio
Waleed Majid
Wu


Absentees
Ko Pin Yi
Ko Ping Chung
Kevin Cheng
Dennis Orcullo
Darren
Lee Van
Jayson Shaw
John Morra
Mike Dechaine
Bergman
Rodney
Corey
Albin
Warren
Karl Boyes
Nick Eko
Ruslan
Nick van den berg
Fu Che Wei
Daryl Peach
Fu Jianbo
Oliver Ortmann
Roberto Gomez

Darren has withdrawn according to his FB even though his name is in brackets. The Filipino whiz kid Anton Raga will be playing in qualifiers and is one to watch.

Prizemoney (Japanese Yen)
1st 1800Kx1 (About $14K)
2nd 900Kx1
Semfinals 450K x2
Quarterfinals 225K x4
Last 16 113K x8
Last 32 57Kx16


Links
http://jpba.ne.jp/wp/info/info-7432/
https://www.facebook.com/alljalanjpba/
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Brackets

Main Event (128 Players) BRACKETS

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spartan said:
The last Major of year, The All Japan will be fought amongst 128 players this week
Qualifiers start tomorrow 9 Nov until 10 Nov. Main event (128 players) will be from 11 -15 Nov. Single elimination Last 64 start on 13Nov and final day 15Nov
Other then World 10 Ball, this is biggest 10 ball annual tourney in the world
Past winners include Efren, Busta, Yang, Big Ko, Chang Jung Lin, Wu, Thorsten,Mika,Cory Deuel
Usually attended by top Filipino, Taiwanese players and upcomers + top players from US and Europe.
Notable absentees this year are the Kos, Kevin Cheng, Orcullo, Darren

Free Live stream
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/all-japan-championship


Format and schedule
Double Elimination Race to 9
Single Elimination from Last 64 Race to 11

This year's field has lots of monsters, killers and samurais but is not as strong as past year
Notable players
Raymond Faraon ( Defending Champion)
Efren
Naoyuki Oi
Ralf
Biado
Antonio Lining
Johann Chua
Hsu Kai Lun

Kuo Po Cheng
Buste
Lo Li Wen
Thorsten

Wang Can
Alcano
Kawabata Satoshi
Chang Yu Lung
Liu Haitao
Alex
Kuribayashi Toru
Ramil Gallego
Aloysius Yapp
Mika
Takahashi Kunihiko
Yang
Chu Bingjie

Shane
Chao
Han Hao Xiang
Chang Jung Lin

Li Hewen
Jeff Ignacio
Yukio
Waleed Majid
Wu


Absentees
Ko Pin Yi
Ko Ping Chung
Kevin Cheng
Dennis Orcullo
Darren
Lee Van
Jayson Shaw
John Morra
Mike Dechaine
Bergman
Rodney
Corey
Albin
Warren
Karl Boyes
Nick Eko
Ruslan
Nick van den berg
Fu Che Wei
Daryl Peach
Fu Jianbo
Oliver Ortmann
Roberto Gomez

Darren has withdrawn according to his FB even though his name is in brackets. The Filipino whiz kid Anton Raga will be playing in qualifiers and is one to watch.

Prizemoney (Japanese Yen)
1st 1800Kx1 (About $14K)
2nd 900Kx1
Semfinals 450K x2
Quarterfinals 225K x4
Last 16 113K x8
Last 32 57Kx16


Links
http://jpba.ne.jp/wp/info/info-7432/
https://www.facebook.com/alljalanjpba/
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Think Cheng is playing the White Diamonds 9 Ball in Lafayette , Louisiana as well as Orcullo .
 
I thought it was weird that you listed Appleton has not playing since I remember he mentioned the event on Facebook as being a part of his schedule. I just checked again & see he wrote that he had to withdraw.
 
one stroke said:
The list of who's not in maybe better than the list of who is in


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Only 3-4 players of the who's not in list would have a realistic chance of winning it. Basically, the Ko bros and Dennis(?) and maybe Boyes. I know leaving Appleton outside must sound weird, but the way his form is the last couple of years, personally I wouldn't fancy his chances.
 
The only USAers in the brackets are Van Boening and Lombardo. I wonder if any other(s) will be playing in the qualifiers. Probably not.
 
snucar said:
Only 3-4 players of the who's not in list would have a realistic chance of winning it. Basically, the Ko bros and Dennis(?) and maybe Boyes. I know leaving Appleton outside must sound weird, but the way his form is the last couple of years, personally I wouldn't fancy his chances.
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And Lee Van who wins many events in Asia, and Albin who very recently won the China Open over in the same general area.

TBH I think your list of the people who "have a realistic chance of winning it" is more like the "list of people would be considered favorites in the event and have a very good chance of winning it".

There are a lot of people on the "not attending" list that have the potential to actually win the event, even if they are not obvious favorites like Big Ko or Dennis.

Sadly, the Japan Open this year is a surprisingly weak field overall. There are certainly some champs in it, but the field lacks a huge number of top end talent. The US Open from this year blows the Japan Open field out of the water, that has not happened very often in recent decades.
 
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Celtic said:
TBH I think your list of the people who "have a realistic chance of winning it" is more like the "list of people would be considered favorites in the event and have a very good chance of winning it".
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Yes, that I was trying to say, but apparently didn't express myself the right way. Thanks for the correction.:thumbup:
 
snucar said:
Only 3-4 players of the who's not in list would have a realistic chance of winning it. Basically, the Ko bros and Dennis(?) and maybe Boyes. I know leaving Appleton outside must sound weird, but the way his form is the last couple of years, personally I wouldn't fancy his chances.
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ROALMFAO ,,, ok




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This event has been dominated by Tawanese and Filipinos for past few years and with very small Euro contingent this year, the trend is set to continue
A few dozen players can win whole thing but these few below have best chance of snapping it off. Euro who has best chance is Thorsten who has won this before.

Chang Yu Lung
Chang Jung Lin
Wu
Jeff Ignacio
Biado
Johann Chua
Thorsten

I would like Yang to win this as a sort of comeback but sadly he is past his prime and is a very long shot against these younger monsters
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Day 1 Qualifiers

Day 1 Qualifiers is over
This year's Qualifiers field is and smaller and weak compared to past years which had killers like Chao, Jeff de Luna, Liu Haitao
This year had only about 80 players with few notable names like Ricky Yang, Medinilla, Anton Raga none of whom qualified on Day 1

Total 18 qualifier slots in main event of 128 players
10 players qualified in Day1 into main event. Only 3 were Filipinos (Dante Razalan, Romiel Morta, M A Mendoza) while rest were Japanese


Day 1 Qualifier Brackets (10 players qualified into main event of 128)

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Remaining 8 players qualified for main event 128 players which starts tomorrow (11 Nov)
Ricky Yang and a Korean qualified while other 6 are Japanese
I seems Oliver Medenilla and Anton Raga did not show up as all their scores showed 0

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Here are Double Elimination Brackets for main event 128 players which startss 11 Nov (Wed)

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Day 1 stream posted on fb page

All Japan Championship
6 hrs · Edited ·
【11日USTREAM配信予定カード】
9時30分～　正崎洋行 vs Ralf Souquet
11時40分～　大西想 vs Chang Yu-Lung
13時50分～　田中理 vs Alex Pagulayan
16時00分～　Shane Van Boening vs Dante Razalan
 
Free Stream schedule Wed (11 Nov) from 930am local time

Main event 128 players starts Wed (11 Nov) from 930am local time (730pm EST)
Free stream at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/all-japan-championship

Stream Match Schedule
 930am local time (730pm EST) 　Syozaki Hiroyuki (Japan) vs Ralf Souquet (Germany)
1140am local time (940pm EST) 　Onishi So (Japan) vs Chang Yu-Lung (Taiwan)
150pm local time (1150pm EST) 　Tanaka Satoshi (Japan) vs Alex Pagulayan (Philippines)
4pm local time (2am EST) 　Shane Van Boening (USA) vs Dante Razalan (Philippines)

:D
 
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