Thanks, Lou.Peri cue with a Kamui brown medium.
Lou Figueroa
Thanks, Lou.Peri cue with a Kamui brown medium.
Lou Figueroa
Predictable.
Don't concern yourself with improving the situation for yourself or anyone else.
In fact, make it as difficult as possible for anyone to want to support you. Then complain about how unfairly things went.
Here's the risk though, the BCA refusing to examine further submissions.
Don Mackey school of pool about to get a new member.
The past is nebulous and mistakes, if any, cannot be mended. There never were standards for an exhibition run, so any run was subject to some arbitrary interpretations. In my view, there's little point in arguing over the certification of runs in the past. I've generally taken the view that anything the BCA has certified is good enough for me, but they had little to guide them in the past and did the best they could.
Credit to the BCA, however, for developing a new set of guidelines for exhibition runs. Yes, the past is a murky mess that has, understandably, led to some contentiousness, but there will be some clarity going forward.
Just as you say, Lou, the adoption of rules for high runs by the BCA is fine and will make things simpler going forward.
Unorthodox, Lou, but repeated continually, consistently, and productively -- the very definition and descriptive summation of a unique *style*.And his patterns!
For the love of God, you cannot predict his patterns. They are totally unorthodox but whaddahey, they’re working for him.
Lou Figueroa
The alleged foul was while pocketing the 45th ball, leaving 669 after the foul.I understood the initial review noted the foul at 669, ...
I can't speak to others intents or interpretatios and reading the words you wrote you clearly choose words that indicate you believe the BCA took prejudicial steps to counter your submission. ..while in reality, that's what consideration involves.If you’d kept up you’d know that if there are future issues with the BCA they will not be from anything I’ve said, lol.
There have been a couple of statements posted from others that make what little I’ve said about those issues look like quotes from the Buddha.
Of course you haven’t kept up and like one of those guys that say, “I haven’t read the whole thread…” you offer your poorly informed opinion anyway.
Par for the course.
Lou Figueroa
That's a bad dude there.crazy how fast he runs racks. in the 11th now after 20 something minutes
I can't speak to others intents or interpretatios and reading the words you wrote you clearly choose words that indicate you believe the BCA took prejudicial steps to counter your submission. ..while in reality, that's what consideration involves.
It looks like an average of a little under three minutes per rack.crazy how fast he runs racks. in the 11th now after 20 something minutes
It looks like an average of a little under three minutes per rack.
An irrelevant too.yawn.
Lou Figueroa
Crazy hang up on the break at 20 racks
He just scratched on 14 racks (196). I think that was essentially the same as the scratch that ended his 322. I think in his session before he had more angle on most break shots which lets the cue ball loop to the end rail on the break even if it hits "wrong" on two balls.Crazy hang up on the break at 20 racks
Not the 20 rack from today I was watching,cb was middle of the rack 9 ball hung updidn't he scratch bottom left?
He whacks them open like Joe balsas used to, when you get the balls totally scattered you don't even need patterns. We can all run those racks. But there's got to be fear of a scratch on the break or something bad happening cuz they are uncontrolled breaks.And his patterns!
For the love of God, you cannot predict his patterns. They are totally unorthodox but whaddahey, they’re working for him.
Lou Figueroa