break and run percent on bar table?

[getsome01]

what would you think the break and run percent is for a pro on a bar table? 9 ball and 10 ball.

 

[rexus31]

What game?

 

[Tronpocket]

A race to 10, 30-50 percent sounds about "Avg". but can be much higher or lower depending on the table.

 

[jburkm002]

Are there stats on pro events between different size tables?

 

[poolguy4u]

When I'm playing good I run one out of four racks.:thumbup:

 

[BugHunter]

Here's Shane and Earl playing 9 ball on a bar box R-2-30.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGJf2xj3tOQ

B/R% wasn't really all that high. Stats were given in the vid, but I don't remember them.

Matter of fact, a lot of racks were not finished w/Ball in hand.

 

[takeitdown]

40 to 50 percent on barbox.
I'm running 30 percent as a AA. No hard shots, just stay in line.

 

[westcoast]

A lot of it depends on whether balls are tied up after the break. yes, many top players manage to break them out, but it can be difficult

 

[Lynch]

Also depends on if they are using magic rack or not. In 9 ball with the magic rack, their % would probably be above 50% with all the packages. In 10 ball it's going to be significantly lower, with or without the magic rack.

 

[Jaden]

At the USBTC...

I doubled out at the USBTC in tenball, both matches went hill-hill and I had 3 BNR's in both matches for a BNR% of 50....for the six breaks I had in each match.

Jaden


Don't know if that helps to answer your question or not.

 

[rrick33]

They often show the stats for break and runs during the 9 ball US Open. Let's assume that 90+ % of the players that compete are A or better. In the last open the average for all players was in the low to mid 20's on a 9' table.

 

[nobcitypool]

I think the better question would be, when a ball is pocketed on the break, what is the break and run percentage? A professionals break and run percentage on a typical bar box, with worn slow cloth, dirty and mis sized balls using a standard triangle rack is going to be lower than on a tournament quality table with new balls using a magic rack.