Raga beat KPY 10-0 (right after Ko won his previous match 10-1). Yapp beat Chua 10-2.Raga is currently leading Ko Pin Yi 6-0. This is alternating break, right?
EDIT: Nevermind, I forgot it's winner break. So Ko still not out of it.
Ko Pin Yi loosing two matches by zero in just a few weeks is something amazing!
Raga is feeling brave, nice to see him play that way in a big internacional event.
A comment on Facebook by John Chapman (cannot confirm whether this is true or not) says that Anton Raga broke and ran the first 9 racks. In the final rack, he had to play safe on the 2 ball, leaving Ko Pin Yi a jump shot. Ko jumps, makes the 2, and scratches. BIH for Raga and he runs out for the 10-0 win.
Was likely looking ahead and doomed him... Been there done that...tyler takes it down, 10-4 vs a misfiring woodward. sky probably had a TPA below .600 in that match, if even that
Not always though. Sometimes it’s great watching Chris Mellings work out all the dimensions for an amazing triple bank combo-I have yet to watch even one match but the Matchroom site is superb and makes it easy to follow the tournament.
Tomorrow is the day where I have a tough choice. I usually don't watch matches without a shot clock on stream, but I'd hate to miss the knockout stage, so I'll probably opt to suffer through Day 4 on the stream. Thankfully, Day 5 and Day 6 will have the shot clock.
Pro pool is a poor product without a shot clock.
I've been watching table 1 for a few hours now and have not seen too much in the way of slow play.Not always though. Sometimes it’s great watching Chris Mellings work out all the dimensions for an amazing triple bank combo-
I've seen lots of slow play today. Yes, 10% of the players keep it moving even without a shot clock, but 90% of them are slow as molasses when they are given the opportunity, and I saw a few instances where a player took a couple of minutes before firing. Pool at this pace will be less marketable. Thankfully, the matches without a shot clock are behind us now, and the real tournament begins tomorrow.I've been watching table 1 for a few hours now and have not seen too much in the way of slow play.
It probably helps that I am working on my laptop while watching.
There has not been a time when I felt the urge to yell "shoot the ball!" at my television today.
Not always though. Sometimes it’s great watching Chris Mellings work out all the dimensions for an amazing triple bank combo-
That's the only seven pack of which I've heard using the current break rule. Phenomenal!