Closed vs Open Bridge

[Pangit]

The current "toast" of the Pro pool world...aka Darren Appelton even breaks with an open bridge.

He play's snooker style..even drags his cue around the table, put's his chalk in his pocket.

A true gentleman, except for the way he "walked" on the pool table when he won the World 9Ball Championship this year. That was disappointing.

 

[dr_dave]

There are definite advantages to an open bridge.

Regards,
Dave

 

[Ratta]

The current "toast" of the Pro pool world...aka Darren Appelton even breaks with an open bridge.

He play's snooker style..even drags his cue around the table, put's his chalk in his pocket.

A true gentleman, except for the way he "walked" on the pool table when he won the World 9Ball Championship this year. That was disappointing.

Disappointing?

Just shows how badly he wanted this title- and finally won this drama.
The table will anyway not be played anymore if it will be moved to whereever. And this for sure doesn t happen all the time, too.

Thumbs up for showing emotions in billiards!

 

[Cuebuddy]

I did not mind the table surfing, I have to get on mine to change light bulbs now and then. I must admit I did cringe a little when he stood on the rail rubber.

 

[RRfireblade]

For real.....

A close bridger would have never walked on a table.

Heathen.