Is anyone else surprised by IPT round 1???

PoolSharkAllen said:
Earl's sharking tactics might have worked on LJJ but I don't think that it will have any effect on Jasmin Ouschan in tonight's match-up. Jasmin's mental game is a lot tougher than LJJ's.
I totally agree and I'm eagerly awaiting the updates on the IPT web site. Unfortunately, the updates are not coming as fast as they should.
 
Where to see IPT tournament?

I see that many of you have gotten results from the IPT tournament. Is it on TV or video streaming anywhere?

I haven't seen any IPT matches since OLN had them on for last year's tournament. Does anyone know if they are going to be on again?

I would love to see a few matches.

Thanks.
 
Rich R. said:
I totally agree and I'm eagerly awaiting the updates on the IPT web site. Unfortunately, the updates are not coming as fast as they should.
Strickland won 8-6, however, I view this as a good learning experience for her. I'm sure she'll do better next time she plays him.
 
PoolSharkAllen said:
Strickland won 8-6, however, I view this as a good learning experience for her. I'm sure she'll do better next time she plays him.


I completely agree. Anyone that gets 6 games from Earl has my respect.
 
Are you kidding me? She will be an underdog to Strickland EVERY time they play forever, as are all other females on the planet when they are playing ANY of the top men. Disagree with me? You're wrong................................Marc
 
Playsome said:
Are you kidding me? She will be an underdog to Strickland EVERY time they play forever, as are all other females on the planet when they are playing ANY of the top men. Disagree with me? You're wrong................................Marc

In Straight pool, I 'll take Jasmin and spot Earl 50 to 200... You got that action any day of the week.
 
Blackjack said:
Thorsten doesn't sound too worried about it. As a matter of fact he was quite cheerful and accepting of what happened yesterday. Loree Jon played a great match. All credit goes to her ability to win, not Thorsten's inability to win. That's just pool. Winning the NAO was emotionaly and physically draining. Thorsten needs to take time off to relax, and he will be back again in the winner's circle. He is a champion, and champion allow things like this to motivate them even more than before.

You said it well, That is just Pool.
Missed you at the Texas Open. David Henson won it, finally, . A very happy guy.
Sylver Ochoa got 2nd and showed lots of heart. It,s hard not to love that Kid.
 
Scottster said:
In Straight pool, I 'll take Jasmin and spot Earl 50 to 200... You got that action any day of the week.
If that particular game ever takes place, I'm in on Earls' behalf.
 
The Rocket

How about Rodney Morris? Yes, he did lose one of his individual matches, but in his 3 wins, he had 7, 6, and 6 break and run outs. That's pretty impressive. If he can keep that up, he'd be nearly impossible to beat. I'd love to be able to keep my opponent in the chair that much. Even in his one loss, he did have 2 B & R and also 1 8-ball on break.
 
Playsome said:
Are you kidding me? She will be an underdog to Strickland EVERY time they play forever, as are all other females on the planet when they are playing ANY of the top men. Disagree with me? You're wrong................................Marc

Playsome: 9-ball is Earl's strongest game, not 8-ball. In the press release, even Earl admitted that Jasmin should have won the match. Jasmin made some mistakes toward the end but she will learn from it and do better the next time.
 
PoolSharkAllen said:
Earl's sharking tactics might have worked on LJJ but I don't think that it will have any effect on Jasmin Ouschan in tonight's match-up. Jasmin's mental game is a lot tougher than LJJ's.

Obviously, you have no idea who LJJ is and what she's achieved. And I assure you, were you to match up with her, you'd find out a lot of things of which you have no clue--one for certain, how fast she'd empty your pockets.

Anyway, your assumptions and conclusions about LJJ are so unfounded, so absurb, I did get a good laugh from it.
 
50 balls to 200? That may be one of the best bets I ever heard of, I'm in!:) ..............Marc
 
Scottster said:
In Straight pool, I 'll take Jasmin and spot Earl 50 to 200... You got that action any day of the week.

With all due respect to Jasmin's straight pool game, which I hear is top-notch, you know Earl's run over 400 balls, right? 9-ball may be his best game, but there was a time when he was one of the best straight pool players in the world. I'm not saying Jasmin couldn't possibly beat him in a match today, but I seriously doubt she could give him 50 points to 200.

And how about Rodney Morris, 21 break-and-runs is damn strong! Sounds to me like he's figuring out how to adapt his run-out 9-ball game to 8-ball patterns. With an open table, there aren't many who move through the rack with more ease than Rodney.

-Andrew
 
hope my man does well [ the silent killer] mr stivie moore, if you do stivie i am ready for some golf up here in these north ga mt, your golfing buddys a wating forand pulling for you GOOOOOO STIVIE!!!!! STICK
 
Scottster said:
In Straight pool, I 'll take Jasmin and spot Earl 50 to 200... You got that action any day of the week.

Lol, this statement is absolutely ridiculous. You should save your money.
 
tedkaufman said:
Obviously, you have no idea who LJJ is and what she's achieved. And I assure you, were you to match up with her, you'd find out a lot of things of which you have no clue--one for certain, how fast she'd empty your pockets.

Anyway, your assumptions and conclusions about LJJ are so unfounded, so absurb, I did get a good laugh from it.
What matters is how she plays today, not what she did many years ago. In watching the LJJ vs. Mike Sigel match, it was very obvious that LJJ was intimidated by Mike Sigel and she openly admitted she was a nervous wreck. Strickland would have a field day sharking LJJ.
 
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