New break rule for European Open

Here are the matchups in the round of 64 which is now single elimination. Tyler/Oscar -- too bad for the US.

Lots of new names for me but I don't follow the Eurotour much.

Edit: divided by sections -- this is the chart order.

417 - Shane Van Boening vs. Sebastian Staab -- (United States/Germany)
418 - Wojciech Szewczyk vs. Karol Skowerski -- (Poland/Poland)
419 - Nick Ekonomopoulos vs. Marco Dorenburg -- (Greece/Germany)
420 - Pijus Labutis vs. Sanjin Pehlivanovic -- (Lithuania/Bosnia and Herzegovina)

421 - Naoyuki Oi vs. Jonas Souto Comino -- (Japan/Spain)
422 - Senharip Azar vs. Michael Schneider -- (Sweden/Switzerland)
423 - Mohammad Soufi vs. Darren Appleton -- (Germany/United Kingdom)
424 - Mateusz Sniegocki vs. Abdullah Alyousef -- (Poland/Kuwait)

425 - Valery Kuloyants vs. Moritz Neuhausen -- (Germany/Germany)
426 - Imran Majid vs. Ronald Regli -- (United Kingdom/Switzerland)
427 - Marc Bijsterbosch vs. Mustafa Alnar -- (Netherlands/Turkey)
428 - Sebastian Batkowski vs. José Alberto Delgado -- (Poland/Spain)

429 - Radoslaw Babica vs. Chris Melling -- (Poland/United Kingdom)
430 - Mieszko Fortuński vs. Lo Ho Sum -- (Poland/Hong Kong)
431 - Tomasz Kaplan vs. Fabian Neglein -- (Poland/Germany)
432 - Davy Piergiovanni vs. Sullivan Clark -- (Italy/New Zealand)

433 - Joshua Filler vs. Eklent Kaçi -- (Germany/Albania)
434 - Oscar Dominguez vs. Tyler Styer -- (United States/United States)
435 - Daniele Corrieri vs. Jan van Lierop -- (Italy/Netherlands)
436 - Jayson Shaw vs. Petri Makkonen -- (United Kingdom/Finland)

437 - Roman Hybler vs. Jani Uski -- (Germany/Finland)
438 - Mats Brujordet Schjetne vs. Mario He -- (Norway/Austria)
439 - AJDIN PIKNJAC vs. Besar Spahiu -- (Bosnia and Herzegovina/Albania)
440 - Francisco Sanchez Ruiz vs. Moritz Lauwereyns -- (Spain/Belgium)

441 - Alex Kazakis vs. David Alcaide Bermudez -- (Greece/Spain)
442 - Joonas Saska vs. John Morra -- (Estonia/Canada)
443 - Konrad Juszczyszyn vs. Bart Czapla -- (Poland/Poland)
444 - Olivér Szolnoki vs. Khalid Alghamdi -- (Hungary/Saudi Arabia)

445 - Niels Feijen vs. Dimitri Jungo -- (Netherlands/Switzerland)
446 - Denis Grabe vs. Christos Papageorgiou -- (Estonia/Greece)
447 - Aleksa Pecelj vs. Max Lechner -- (Serbia/Austria)
448 - Albin Ouschan vs. Bader Alawadhi -- (Austria/Kuwait)
 
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Here is the representation in the last 64 by country. Poland is amazing.

9 Poland
8 Germany
4 United Kingdom
4 Spain
3 United States
3 Switzerland
3 Netherlands
3 Greece
3 Austria
2 Kuwait
2 Italy
2 Finland
2 Estonia
2 Bosnia and Herzegovina
2 Albania
1 Turkey
1 Sweden
1 Serbia
1 Saudi Arabia
1 Norway
1 New Zealand
1 Lithuania
1 Japan
1 Hungary
1 Hong Kong
1 Canada
1 Belgium
 
telinoz said:
Good to see Darren Appleton playing well.

Hoping Chris Melling gets a result though, love his style.
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melling's been playing patchy. some brilliance, some brainfarts, some simple misses. he's actually got a favorable route. fellow veteran r. babica i think he'll beat, fortunski/lo ho sum is tough, but if he battles though that then the last 16 is probably easier than any of those
 
skogstokig said:
melling's been playing patchy. some brilliance, some brainfarts, some simple misses. he's actually got a favorable route. fellow veteran r. babica i think he'll beat, fortunski/lo ho sum is tough, but if he battles though that then the last 16 is probably easier than any of those
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Yep.
 
sjm said:
I just happen to think this break rule is too difficult, and if Matchroom tightens the equipment to the extent they suggest they will, it will become even tougher.
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It's definitely a different game than what I'm used to watching. I'm starting to like it.
sjm said:
I'll trust Emily here if she feels that fewer break and runs is what the game needs.
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I thought she had previously said she wanted to see someone have a perfect match. I'd like to see that, too, but I'm glad she's not making the game too easy and sacrificing competitiveness for headline grabbing stats. It's nice that people aren't just cruising through several racks, and that the other player will have a few chances at the table.
 
Bob Jewett said:
Here is the representation in the last 64 by country. Poland is amazing.

9 Poland
8 Germany
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And Poland gets "penalized" for that with two first round clashes between their players (while US fans regret about only one) :)
 
Jimmorrison said:
How many poles in total, how many from the states in total?
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Sorry if I touched your feelings, wasn't intended. I was just referring to Poland having four players inevitably cut to two after L64 round (even though they could be lucky, with more friendly draw, and skilled enough to carry 8 or all 9 to L32).
 
Vahmurka said:
Sorry if I touched your feelings, wasn't intended. I was just referring to Poland having four players inevitably cut to two after L64 round (even though they could be lucky, with more friendly draw, and skilled enough to carry 8 or all 9 to L32).
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It was a pretty simple question. How many people from Poland entered the tournament. How many people from the United States entered the tournament. WTF does feelings have to do with it? People are strange.
 
Positively Ralf said:
so final 64 is single elimination races to 9? i thought it was 13 or is that for the last 32?
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