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That was awesome to watch! Caudron crushed Jaspers...his CB control was spectacular. Jaspers played well...he just didn't get much of a chance at the table! I love the sportsmanship between the two players at the end. That's what professional behavior is. Very enthusiastic audience...obviously sold out. Thanks for posting that link Richard! :thumbup:

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Scott Lee said:
That was awesome to watch! Caudron crushed Jaspers...his CB control was spectacular. Jaspers played well...he just didn't get much of a chance at the table! I love the sportsmanship between the two players at the end. That's what professional behavior is. Very enthusiastic audience...obviously sold out. Thanks for posting that link Richard! :thumbup:

Scott Lee
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Jasper's had the high est average in a single match the whole week


40 in 8! A 5 point per inning average

He went

3,0,2,3,15,9,7,1!

Other players this week played just about as good
A Colombian did 40 in 10
Jeremy bury did 40 in 9

Torbjorn ran 12 in extra innings when he needed 15!

An outstanding world cup!


Other than its just more a fascinating world to me Now , the sportsmanship between carom players is just awesome
 
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He's quickly closing in on Mr 100's title record

And he's still a spring chicken, of sorts

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Holy crap
Caudron went


12-3-4-10-0-0-11 = 40 points in 7 innings with two "no scores"

He one upped Jasper's high average in a single match, and in the final!



5.714 average in a World cup final jeez loueez
 
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Curious how much Caudron won in cash...any idea?

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Bert van Manen

The UMB is traditionally rather discreet with that type of information. However, we do know that the first prize in a World Cup went from 5500 euro last year to 8000 euro this year, in accordance with Mr. Barki's promise that he would use the improved financial position of the UMB to make life a bit better for the players.
 
I watched a good portion of that. Very impressive. Thank you for making us aware of this.

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Wow! As beautiful and difficult as 3-c is, it still pays way less than pool, even at the World Cup level! That's sad...:(

Scott Lee
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Bert van Manen

The UMB is traditionally rather discreet with that type of information. However, we do know that the first prize in a World Cup went from 5500 euro last year to 8000 euro this year, in accordance with Mr. Barki's promise that he would use the improved financial position of the UMB to make life a bit better for the players.
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beneath_the_sur said:
Bert van Manen

The UMB is traditionally rather discreet with that type of information. However, we do know that the first prize in a World Cup went from 5500 euro last year to 8000 euro this year, in accordance with Mr. Barki's promise that he would use the improved financial position of the UMB to make life a bit better for the players.
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The other thing to note is that the top 12 players in the world rankings have their travel, hotel and entry paid to all the world cups, so they're not out of pocket much.
 
Great match, great video coverage. Caudron and Jasper are both amazing. Thanks for posting the link.
 
3rd or 4th point early in the first inning, red ball near frozen on the rail, such a strong shot

when the ball is frozen to the rail like that, the ball is sooooo small,
you REALLY gotta know how to aim your cb to get exactly where it can hit such a small target
 
thanks for the link
i always enjoy and appreciate high level 3c....:smile:
 
Jaspers is still ranked #1 in the World and played superbly in this Tournament. Just caught FC in an unknown gear. Jaspers has been there before too, several times.

The final ranking of the Bursa World Cup (average and high run) - Unbelievable!!

1 Frédéric Caudron (Belgium) 2.105-12
2 Dick Jaspers (Netherlands) 2.636-15
3 Jérémy Bury (France) 2.274-13
3 Dong-Koong Kang (Korea) 1.536-11
5 Jae-Ho Cho (Korea) 2.230-11
6 Torbjörn Blomdahl (Sweden) 1.746-12
7 Seung-Jin Lee (Korea) 1.721-11
8 Nikos Polychronopoulos (Greece) 1.419-9
9 Eddy Merckx (Belgium) 1.846-8
10 Quoc Nguyen Nguyen (Vietnam) 1.766-15
11 Sung-Won Choi (Korea) 1.666-14
12 Roland Forthomme (Belgium) 1.631-8
13 Dani Sánchez (Spain) 1.475-8
14 Ji-Hun Ahn (Korea) 1.444-11
15 Lütfi Cenet (Turkey) 1.384-13
16 Hyung-Kon Kim (Korea) 1.254-14.
 
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