did Earl forfeit out of the tournament totally?
Earl was in the loser's bracket and was losing and it was all but over.
Earl out of respect for his opponent conceited while his opponent was away from the table taking a break.
That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
did Earl forfeit out of the tournament totally?
Well, you got the conceited part right.
Well, you got the conceited part right.
BTW, according to the brackets, Earl was down 7-9 to Josh Roberts when he conceded the match. Mike Howerton explained it briefly in the other thread on this subject.
I hope he got frustrated and quit because he realized how fierce the competition is now.
Not like the 80s and 90s when Earl was winning quite often.
The talent was NOT as deep back then.
Guess what, Earl?
Time to admit you're no longer relevant.
*I've never been an "Earl" fan if you can't tell.
Last night, Shaw came back from 10-4, in pool it's never a done dealIf that's what you believe You know less about pool then my Yorkshire terrier.
I hope he got frustrated and quit because he realized how fierce the competition is now.
Not like the 80s and 90s when Earl was winning quite often.
The talent was NOT as deep back then.
Guess what, Earl?
Time to admit you're no longer relevant.
*I've never been an "Earl" fan if you can't tell.
I always believed Earl have untreated bipolar. Quitting the match out of frustration at his own skill level is characteristic of this mental illness.
This may give some of us a deeper understanding of Earl and the issues he face, while others may see it as an opportunity to gloat, and bait him more.
I always believed Earl have untreated bipolar. Quitting the match out of frustration at his own skill level is characteristic of this mental illness.
This may give some of us a deeper understanding of Earl and the issues he face, while others may see it as an opportunity to gloat, and bait him more.
I always believed Earl have untreated bipolar. Quitting the match out of frustration at his own skill level is characteristic of this mental illness.
This may give some of us a deeper understanding of Earl and the issues he face, while others may see it as an opportunity to gloat, and bait him more.