Live Stream: US Open One Pocket Final Day, Saturday June 1

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US OPEN ONE POCKET CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL DAY
SATURDAY, JUNE 1

Watch Live at www.playcsipool.com/watch-live

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Hot Seat Match (12pm)
Gabe Owen vs Warren Kiamco

3rd Place Match
TBD vs TBD

Finals
​TBD vs TBD

Remaining Players
Gabe Owen
Warren Kiamco
Shane Van Boening
Mitch Ellerman
Alex Pagulayan
Corey Deuel


* The first match begins at noon pacific standard time. Subsequent matches will be held back-to-back.
** Matches could change at the discretion of CSI
 
CSI Media said:
US OPEN ONE POCKET CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL DAY
SATURDAY, JUNE 1

Watch Live at www.playcsipool.com/watch-live

​
Hot Seat Match (12pm)
Gabe Owen vs Warren Kiamco

3rd Place Match
TBD vs TBD

Finals
​TBD vs TBD

Remaining Players
Gabe Owen
Warren Kiamco
Shane Van Boening
Mitch Ellerman
Alex Pagulayan
Corey Deuel


* The first match begins at noon pacific standard time. Subsequent matches will be held back-to-back.
** Matches could change at the discretion of CSI
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You guys want $14 to watch 3 players on your stream today? :rolleyes:
 
Just wondering, are you guys not updating the bracket timely to entice more viewer purchases?
 
Looks like Ellerman and Pagulayan are out now, leaving 4: SVB vs. Deuel on the left; Owen vs. Kiamco on the right.
 
Are Owen and Kiamco still playing? Their match (race to 3) was to start over 5 hours ago.
 
Stayed up and watched the final.

Don't play or know very much about one pocket.

They had Alex P. in the booth for a bit and even not knowing much about it, the back and forth between he and Ellerman was fascinating to me. Ellerman admitted learning from him just talking over the shots and strategy of the match. You could tell he was picking his brain a little. I had never heard Alex P. discussing pool before - obviously lots of knowledge, but boy can he communicate it well and succinctly.
 
jeephawk said:
Stayed up and watched the final.

Don't play or know very much about one pocket.

They had Alex P. in the booth for a bit and even not knowing much about it, the back and forth between he and Ellerman was fascinating to me. Ellerman admitted learning from him just talking over the shots and strategy of the match. You could tell he was picking his brain a little. I had never heard Alex P. discussing pool before - obviously lots of knowledge, but boy can he communicate it well and succinctly.
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wow, this guy did it...amazing
 
RichSchultz said:
What do you mean? I simply didn’t know. Lots of folks on here know I am pretty knowledgeable; but just not about one pocket. Get off your high horse.
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Apologies kind sir, I was not referring to knowledge, but, rather, that you were the second person on this thread to post, well, nothing,... as to what everyone wants to know., like dipping your toe in the pool, to stay dry..��.
Again apologies, my age has run me short of patience,
So I’ll ask,
Who won the tournament genius.?
 
The bracket now shows that Kiamco beat Van Boening 4-2 for the title and $8,000.
 
So, if the AzB database is accurate, here's a list of Shane Van Boening's U.S. Open wins, now numbering 17:

8-Ball -- 2013, 2016, 2018

9-Ball -- 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016

10-Ball -- 2011, 2016, 2017, 2018

Banks -- 2018, 2019

One-Pocket -- 2012, 2018

Straight Pool -- 2019
 
Dimeball said:
Apologies kind sir, I was not referring to knowledge, but, rather, that you were the second person on this thread to post, well, nothing,... as to what everyone wants to know., like dipping your toe in the pool, to stay dry..��.
Again apologies, my age has run me short of patience,
So I’ll ask,
Who won the tournament genius.?
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Daaamn homes. Poorly aged, rude and cheap. That’s quite the combo.

Dimebag gives you the 3 and out, or 13-2 if that’s your game.
 
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