UPlayLucky said:Quinten, if you are listening please send Mr. Poolplaya9 an autographed picture of yourself. He would like to hang it in his bedroom.
i find that most people hang my autographed picture in their toilet
UPlayLucky said:Quinten, if you are listening please send Mr. Poolplaya9 an autographed picture of yourself. He would like to hang it in his bedroom.
sir, i dont know you but i do know john. why dont you send a deposit to the actionreport and that will prove your not all show and no go! i in no way mean any disrespect to you, that would end all of the nonsense on your end and force john to put up! so lets see if we get a deposit and a game happens! thanks for your time!chamillionare said:actually i probably am or was the most naturaly gifted player in the world with any cue any game ask players who have seen me play alot and name a better all around player with more talent i bet you cant with any amount of reasonable logic i was the best all round player no contest
ronnie is a god at snooker and the best ever and i was in awe of his talent but his brain and cue action is wired for snooker and he could never be very good at any other game. who else is there? john smidt if i play pool its garanteed i would own him at all the games except possibly straight pool. although i ran a hundred balls in 5 or 6 goes to warm up during ipt it aint that hard to run a 100 or 150 shit id run 200 in a few weeks no problem playing everyday
you know how many players came up to me in my career and told me this and what your gonna say im no good because i wont come over there and scratch around playing 5 grand comps just to prove myself to people i never meet.there are some real wallys here on this interent site? why dont you start a get quinten fund and back john ill put in 100 dollars to get it started ok and then when you get 30k ill come over and open your eyes to real talent shit i might even learn these other games and clean up all the second rate pro's like smidt
i find that most people hang my autographed picture in their toilet
chamillionare said:actually i probably am or was the most naturaly gifted player in the world with any cue any game ask players who have seen me play alot and name a better all around player with more talent i bet you cant with any amount of reasonable logic i was the best all round player no contest
ronnie is a god at snooker and the best ever and i was in awe of his talent but his brain and cue action is wired for snooker and he could never be very good at any other game. who else is there? john smidt if i play pool its garanteed i would own him at all the games except possibly straight pool. although i ran a hundred balls in 5 or 6 goes to warm up during ipt it aint that hard to run a 100 or 150 shit id run 200 in a few weeks no problem playing everyday
you know how many players came up to me in my career and told me this and what your gonna say im no good because i wont come over there and scratch around playing 5 grand comps just to prove myself to people i never meet.there are some real wallys here on this interent site? why dont you start a get quinten fund and back john ill put in 100 dollars to get it started ok and then when you get 30k ill come over and open your eyes to real talent shit i might even learn these other games and clean up all the second rate pro's like smidt
..........UPlayLucky said:If you believe Quentin then where do you get John is a slight favorite in 8-Ball. I do not know Quentin, so let's believe he is an excellent handicapper.
I have no idea how good of a handicapper Quentin is, nor do I care.
Reading comprehension seems to be a big problem in this thread. I had already answered that question in several previous posts but I'll quote one for you again.
John is the favorite based on total tournaments played, total time playing the game including practice, knowledge of the game, number of gambling matches played with it, and the familiarity of table type and cue style that John spent 99% of his career with and Quentin spent 1% of his career with.Poolplaya9 said:Quentin has played exactly two tournaments of American 8 ball in his life, and only practiced it for a few weeks for those tournaments. I know John played the same two tournaments and practiced it as much or more I am sure (Quentin is notorious for being lazy about practicing), and may have even played other American 8 ball tournaments that I am not aware of. John is also more likely to have gambled in American 8 ball, at least on rare occasion. John probably spent some time playing 8 ball when he was still learning to play also. John's straight pool knowledge would help in American 8 ball probably about as much as Quentin's English 8 ball knowledge would help. John almost certainly has the most American 8 ball experience, and he definitely has ALL of the experience with the American style equipment. Even if you were to think that Quentin might have the slight edge in knowledge of the game, it is negated by John's definite edge with the equipment (table and cues).
The bottom line is that American 8 ball is the ONLY game that both players still have relatively little experience with, and that is why it is the most fair test to see who has the most TALENT, not who can win at the game they have all the knowledge and experience in and that their opponent doesn't.
Thus John is a HUGE underdog based on handicapping provided by the chamillionare.
I don't know of anyone who cares how Quentin has the match handicapped. If Quentin is wanting to play, he is supposed to think he is the favorite. What's the point?
He also adds
You say John is one of the best straight pool players in the world but there is also another man with equal TALENT based on the handicapping of the chamillionare.
I don't know who you are referring to, what you are talking about, or how it would have any relevance to this thread.
Also if TALENT is the question, this has already been answered.
Anyone can throw any answer out there, but the most talented can only be determined when they play a fair game or all around. You can also determine what both player's opinion is based on who is willing to play, and who isn't.
DING DING DING the winner of the TALENT competition goes to Mr. Toe.
Let's say we take 3 games, 9-Ball, Straight Pool and 8-Ball. Even if these are the games to be played, based on the handicapping of Mr. Hann himself, he is a HUGE favorite, not a slight favorite but a HUGE favorite at72.2%.
Therefore, John would be foolish to include 8-Ball even in an all around. I believe John offered a 30 ahead set of 9-ball, which would still be a very tough match. Some may say he would be chasing the nuts, at a 40% underdog in this game.
He may need to play a straight pool match because this is the only game where it would be an even match based on the handicapping of the chamillionare, aka Quinten Hann.
Hann is supposed to think he is the favorite if he is going to play. What's the point? The whole line of logic of deciding whether or how to play based on how your opponent has the match handicapped is dumb and does not happen. If you based you actions off of your opponents handicapping, then you rarely play, because your opponent almost always thinks they will win. People play based on whether or not they think they can win, not what the opponent thinks. They couldn't care less about the opponents opinion.
LOL. I couldn't care less about Quentin. What I do care about is calling BS when I see BS, keeping things fair, neutral, and without bias, and sticking to the facts.UPlayLucky said:Quinten, if you are listening please send Mr. Poolplaya9 an autographed picture of yourself. He would like to hang it in his bedroom.
Poolplaya9 said:Hann is supposed to think he is the favorite if he is going to play. What's the point? The whole line of logic of deciding whether or how to play based on how your opponent has the match handicapped is dumb and does not happen. If you based you actions off of your opponents handicapping, then you rarely play, because your opponent almost always thinks they will win. People play based on whether or not they think they can win, not what the opponent thinks. They couldn't care less about the opponents opinion.
Fast Lenny said:Jennie you look great for your age!![]()
jay helfert said:I've been following this thread for days and haven't much felt like responding. It looks too much like a match that will never happen.
I have seen Quintan play and he is definitely quite talented, but this last post got me to thinking. If he really wants to make a big score over here, he should not limit himself to playing just John. There is real money to be made in the states for a great player like Quintan. Steve Knight came over from England nearly ten years ago and grabbed over sixty grand.
You see Quintan, we do have many real gamblers over here, who would be glad to accommodate you at a variety of games. And they are mostly "second rate" players like John. There is a young fellow up in New York that never wins any tournaments, but has deep pocket backers. His name is Dennis Hatch. He is rated about John's speed or slightly under. One suggestion though. DO NOT challenge him to a fight. It will be your last if you do.![]()
Another young gentleman from Oklahoma named Gabe Owens is constantly on the look out for big games. And then there's Jeremy Jones in Texas, with bundles of cash to be won. And back East Larry Nevil and Stevie Moore would be huge scores if you could beat them at any pool game. In Atlanta you probably could get a ten or twenty thousand dollar Eight Ball game with Cliff Joyner. There are so many chickens to pluck over here, you may want to launch a new pool career.
Even an old man like Allen Hopkins may give you a go at Eight Ball. Or an unknown like Chris Bartram. Or a youngster like Justin Bergman. Just throwing out some ideas for you. If you are half as good as you think you are, you could easily make that $100,000 score that appeals to you. In fact, just come to Derby City in January. I will promise you at least thirty thousand worth of action there. And you won't have to play any famous players either.
Oh and before you ask, I have a few dollars to bet myself. I'm not afraid to gamble either. If you want to play some with Gabe, Cliff or Stevie, we can post thirty grand to kick it off. Come on down and let's have some fun.
bignasty said:sir, i dont know you but i do know john. why dont you send a deposit to the actionreport and that will prove your not all show and no go! i in no way mean any disrespect to you, that would end all of the nonsense on your end and force john to put up! so lets see if we get a deposit and a game happens! thanks for your time!
jay helfert said:I've been following this thread for days and haven't much felt like responding. It looks too much like a match that will never happen.
I have seen Quintan play and he is definitely quite talented, but this last post got me to thinking. If he really wants to make a big score over here, he should not limit himself to playing just John. There is real money to be made in the states for a great player like Quintan. Steve Knight came over from England nearly ten years ago and grabbed over sixty grand. ...........
ditto Jay
Quintan come on down....and don't forget the west coast. There is still plenty of gamble here. California (southern or bay area) is good. There is always Vegas. I hear Arizona is sporty too. If you work your way from East to West we'll know who to put in the box by the time you get here. I know you're succesful and by your own words pool just isn't that much excitement for you. You don't need the money and the dollar is falling in value. Your pounds or (will it be Euro's) will buy many more dollars so it's like getting odds on your cash. I know plenty of 40-50 year olds that don't see as good as a lad of 30, but I know you can get played or they'll empty out trying. I'm sure we can find a game we all like. What about golf? On or off the course. What about one pocket. There are even a few straight pool players that aren't living in fear to play.
Sorry about the run on sentences but a good match gets me a little excited.
Jenny check your PM I have a question for you. I'm so glad you're back. I don't post very often just because of the flack and sexist digs that I have so far been able to avoid. I'm always around lurking though. I didn't even know there was a way to count those green thingies.
Ltldebbie said:Your pounds or (will it be Euro's) will buy many more dollars so it's like getting odds on your cash. .
The Dazzler said:This is Daryl Peach......after reading this thread i just wanted to say my piece.
I have not seen John too much, probably because i dont travel to the USA that often. But what i have seen of him is very impressive, a real talent, and such a nice guy......i have never heard him say a bad word about anyone, nor have i heard one said about him (until this thread lol)
Quinten on the other hand in know better, we have been in each others company quite a few times and we even played each other at snooker as juniors (i won! sorry QH had to sneek that in lol)
Firstly, even though quinten said earlier in this thread that i couldnt make it at snooker, then turned to pool and i am world 9ball champ.....yes its true, but i just wanna say that it has took me 13years of playing pool at the top level to become World 9ball Champ, so its not like i just turned up one day and won the WPC.
My view on Quinten....
He is an absolute brilliant cuesport talent, of that there is no doubt.
He reached the top16 of the world snooker rankings without hardly practicing.....i beleive that if he had a better mental approach to the game he would have been top4 easily!......but he often lost his head, and only Quinten knows why that was.
Darren Appleton has already said how good he was at English 8ball (and he knows more than anyone about that game)
And he proved his worth in the IPT too.......i beleive he would have been top 8 if the IPT had have carried on.
All this without hardly practicing.....and i also beleive that if he played solid for 6months at other games i.e 9ball 14-1 etc etc he would be a match for anyone!
He is a massive talent, and the main reason why he is so dangerous is because he is fearless......and i mean fearless.
So i think that if it was IPT rules, Quinten is a good FAV.....8ball on Simonis etc etc....he is still FAV but not as big.
Anyway thats my say on the matter.
See you all in Vegas for the World Masters and the Predator 10ball event.
Daryl.