Hill-hill matches with the pros should have

I like it how it is. We are all talking about this final. The pressure is real, let’s make some diamonds. If the pressure causes a player to make a mistake, that’s forgivable but it’s also on that player. I wouldn’t want to change the format for that. I like that we are setup to create these moments of glory.
 
Guy who helped when I was younger said if you let it get to hill/ hill you've already fucked up.
True, but great players learn from their mistakes.
If an error has a cost, it puts another shingle on the armor for the next go around.
Once all the shingles have been laid down, the person is built.
Then, like Efren when you make a costly mistake, laughing at yourself is ''good medicine''.
It's much easier to remember laughter than the opposite.
 
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True, but great players learn from their mistakes.
If an error has a cost, it puts another shingle on the armor for the next go around.
Once all the shingles have been laid down, the person is built.
Then, life Efren when you make a costly mistake, laughing at yourself is ''good medicine''.
It's much easier to remember laughter than the opposite.
Truth.

We're all the nail sometimes...some more times than others.
 
True, but great players learn from their mistakes.
If an error has a cost, it puts another shingle on the armor for the next go around.
Once all the shingles have been laid down, the person is built.
Then, life Efren when you make a costly mistake, laughing at yourself is ''good medicine''.
It's much easier to remember laughter than the opposite.
So true
 
Respectfully disagree.

When the pressure is on, the lion roars and all scatter. Rarely will the TRUE champion falter under such circumstances and if he does, than that's just too damn bad.
 
Respectfully disagree.

When the pressure is on, the lion roars and all scatter. Rarely will the TRUE champion falter under such circumstances and if he does, than that's just too damn bad.
But the 'true champion' only becomes such a thing after succeeding and likely often failing in them often.

Nothing to disagree about. We can refer to island drive' post above
 
Guy who helped when I was younger said if you let it get to hill/ hill you've already fucked up.
I disagree slightly.
We have a really big bar box tournament here and two heavyweights will end up final 16 final 32, etc. alternate break though. So you lose the flip and each play flawless pool, you still lose by 1.
 
I disagree slightly.
We have a really big bar box tournament here and two heavyweights will end up final 16 final 32, etc. alternate break though. So you lose the flip and each play flawless pool, you still lose by 1.
How often would you say flawless sets happen? Especially if the race is more than 5? About as likely as seeing a 200 ball run.

My understanding of the man's point was, if it's hill/ hill you're going to need some luck. You had your chances with skill more often than not.
 
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I disagree slightly.
We have a really big bar box tournament here and two heavyweights will end up final 16 final 32, etc. alternate break though. So you lose the flip and each play flawless pool, you still lose by 1.
That's why you don't flip. I always lag. There is actually skill in that. If you loose the lag and your situation happens, hey, you lost the lag instead of you got unlucky.
 
How often would you say flawless sets happen? Especially if the race is more than 5? About as likely as seeing a 200 ball run.

My understanding of the man's point was, if it's hill/ hill you're going to need some luck. You had your chances with skill more often than not.
A LOT. At least in the end part of this bar table tournament. Dennis, Skyler, Buddy, Nick, Hatch, Fedor, they've all played it, and there are tons of 8-7 BRN matches.
 
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