PacMan Tourney up and running

Its sad to see so few Americans here, and understandably so with the USBTC and the expense involved, but on the bright side, it is clear we now have an international game, which is good for pool in general. Now if we could just figure out a way to get ALL the top players there.
 
Rodney and Toasty losing in day1. I also dont see ko pin yi, appleton, mika on the list.
 
Bayawak said:
I have a solution for your whining. "Put up your own tournament!!!"
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BS. If this is going to be a damn WPA WORLD 10 BALL CHAMPIONSHIP, by this day in age a decent stream ought to be required as part of hosting the event. Plain and simple.
 
leto1776 said:
Because, in all honesty, this forums is vastly dominated by a bunch of overly vocal Americentric whiny cry babies who honestly contribute a whole lot of nothing.

Hell, one of the best posters on this forum is Poolnoob. Not sure where he's from, but he contributes by constantly updating the VLSports Taiwan pro pool thread. That's way more than most on here do.
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I have the most posts in the funny pic thread, so I know you are not referring to me :slap:
 
Joe_Jaguar said:
BS. If this is going to be a damn WPA WORLD 10 BALL CHAMPIONSHIP, by this day in age a decent stream ought to be required as part of hosting the event. Plain and simple.
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I have the same solution for you and it's the simplest one!!
 
Players Breakdown

Players Breakdown
Player- Country- Region
Lui Haitao(CHN) CHN Asia
Wang Can(CHN) CHN Asia
Irsa Nasution(INA) INA Asia
Muhammad Bewi(INA) INA Asia
Muhammad Zulfikri(INA) INA Asia
Ricky Yang (INA) INA Asia
Sahroni(INA) INA Asia
Kamal Chawla(IND) IND Asia
Sundeep Gulati(IND) IND Asia
Behzad Zareifrad(IRI) IRI Asia
jeong Young Hwa (KOR) KOR Asia
Ham Wonsik(KOR) KOR Asia
Kwon Hojun(KOR) KOR Asia
Ryu Seung Woo(KOR) KOR Asia
Ibrahim Amir(MAS) MAS Asia
Waleed Majid(QAT) QAT Asia
Toh Lian Han(SIN) SIN Asia
Aloysius Yapp(SIN) SIN Asia
Albin Ouschan(AUT) AUT Europe
Mario He (AUT) AUT Europe
Ivica Putnik(CRO) CRO Europe
David Alcaide David(ESP) ESP Europe
Denis Grabe(EST) EST Europe
Jani Seikkinin(FIN) FIN Europe
Petri Makkonen(FIN) FIN Europe
Mika Immonen (FIN) FIN Europe
Daryl Peach(GBR) GBR Europe
Karl Boyes(GBR) GBR Europe
Raj Hundal(GBR) GBR Europe
Imran Majid (GBR) GBR Europe
Stuart Pettman (GBR) GBR Europe
Darren Appleton (GBR) GBR Europe
Ralf Souquet(GER) GER Europe
Thorsten Hohmann(GER) GER Europe
Alex Kazakis(GRE) GRE Europe
Nick Ekonomopoulos(GRE) GRE Europe
Daniele Corrieri(ITA) ITA Europe
Marc Bijsterbosch(NED) NED Europe
Marco Teutscher(NED) NED Europe
Erik Hjorleifson (NED) NED Europe
Karol Skowerski(POL) POL Europe
Mateusz Sniegocki(POL) POL Europe
Michael Turkowski(POL) POL Europe
Mieszko Fortunski(POL) POL Europe
Piotr Kudlik (POL) POL Europe
Radoslaw Babica(POL) POL Europe
Thomasz Kaplan(POL) POL Europe
Manuel Gama(POR) POR Europe
Babken Melkonyan(ROM) ROM Europe
Konstantine Stepanov(RUS) RUS Europe
Ruslan Chinakhov(RUS) RUS Europe
Marcus Chamat (SWE) SWE Europe
Roland Dela Cruz(PHI) PHI Philippines
Jeff De Luna (PHI) PHI Philippines
Raymart Comomt(PHI) PHI Philippines
Augusto Boots(PHI) PHI Philippines
Carlo Biado(PHI) PHI Philippines
Cristian Gariando (PHI) PHI Philippines
Dante Razalan(PHI) PHI Philippines
Elmer Haya(PHI) PHI Philippines
Elvis Calasang(PHI) PHI Philippines
Francisco Bustamante(PHI) PHI Philippines
Jomel Sultan(PHI) PHI Philippines
Mark Mendoza(PHI) PHI Philippines
Mark Rodriguez(PHI) PHI Philippines
Michael Feliciano(PHI) PHI Philippines
Richard Alinsub(PHI) PHI Philippines
Roberto Gomez(PHI) PHI Philippines
Romero Silvano(PHI) PHI Philippines
Ronnie Alcano(PHI) PHI Philippines
Ryan Maglassang(PHI) PHI Philippines
Warren Kiamco(PHI) PHI Philippines
Oliver Villafuerte (PHI) PHI Philippines
Jericho Banares (PHI) PHI Philippines
Assis Tadique (PHI) PHI Philippines
Johann Chua (PHI) PHI Philippines
Jeffrey Calonge (PHI) PHI Philippines
Emil Martinez (PHI) PHI Philippines
Leonardo Didal (PHI) PHI Philippines
Jonas Magpantay (PHI) PHI Philippines
Ruben Cuna (PHI) PHI Philippines
Ricky Zerna (PHI) PHI Philippines
Angelo Ariola (PHI) PHI Philippines
Lee Van Cortez(PHL) PHL Philippines
Sean Nark Malayan(PHL PHL Philippines
Anton Raga(PHL) PHL Philippines
Antonio Gabica(PHL) PHL Philippines
Antonio Lining(PHL) PHL Philippines
Baseth Mapandi(PHL) PHL Philippines
Benjie Gueuarra(PHL) PHL Philippines
David Renemar(PHL) PHL Philippines
Demosthenes Pulpul(PHL) PHL Philippines
Dennis Orcollo(PHL) PHL Philippines
James Aranaz(PHL) PHL Philippines
Jerico Bonus(PHL) PHL Philippines
John Rebong(PHL) PHL Philippines
Jordan Legaspi(PHL) PHL Philippines
Jundel Mazon(PHL) PHL Philippines
Oliver Medenilla(PHL) PHL Philippines
Patrick Gonzales(PHL) PHL Philippines
Ramil Gallego(PHL) PHL Philippines
Raymund Faraon(PHL) PHL Philippines
Roland Garcia(PHL) PHL Philippines
Val Pauay(PHL) PHL Philippines
William Millares(PHL) PHL Philippines
Vincent Goh(AUS) AUS Rest of World
Alex Pagulayan(CAN) CAN Rest of World
Jason Klatt(CAN) CAN Rest of World
John Morra(CAN) CAN Rest of World
Maritn Daigle(CAN) CAN Rest of World
Pahdahsung Shognosh(CAN) CAN Rest of World
Stephan Moiron (CAN) CAN Rest of World
Ruben Bautista(MEX) MEX Rest of World
Hsu Jui An(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Liu Chien Chieh(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Ko Ping Chung(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Cheng Yu Hsuan(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Chang Jung Lin(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Wu Kun Lin(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Hsu Kai Lun(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Chang, Yu Lung(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Yang Ching Shun(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Chen Hsin Ting(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Liu Ri Ting (TPE) TPE Taiwan
Fu Che Wei(TPE) TPE Taiwan
Ko Pin Yi (TPE) TPE Taiwan
Hunter Lombardo(USA) USA USA
Rodney Morris(USA) USA USA


Region -# Players - %
Philippines 53 41.4%
Europe 34 26.6%
Asia 18 14.1%
Taiwan 13 10.2%
Rest of World 8 6.3%
USA 2 1.6%
TOTAL 128 100.0%
 
sorry about the poor stream. apparently, our country is still in the year 2004. we're not that up-to-date when it comes to technology. 90% of pool players here dont even know what "low-deflection" is. :grin-square:
 
btw, the other set of group matches will be tomorrow. starts 10am Manila time.
 
Chill out guys.
I know we have all been spoiled by Kazoom multiple tables clear crisp stream at last year's W9B
And it was all FREEEEEE
with oil price at low, I do hope the oil sheikhs continue to pay Kazoom to continue for this years W9B

Anyway, Last years MP Cup stream in elimination stages were watchable- that is how we know about Biado -Pulpul drama, Efren winning
Let us hope the stream will be better approaching the elimination stages.:D
 
Mole Eye said:
Its sad to see so few Americans here, and understandably so with the USBTC and the expense involved, but on the bright side, it is clear we now have an international game, which is good for pool in general. Now if we could just figure out a way to get ALL the top players there.
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I know it his decision....but I think this is part of the downside of American pool.....that Shane wpould rather playt bar pool , than win a world championship.
 
spartan said:
Chill out guys.
I know we have all been spoiled by Kazoom multiple tables clear crisp stream at last year's W9B
And it was all FREEEEEE
with oil price at low, I do hope the oil sheikhs continue to pay Kazoom to continue for this years W9B

Anyway, Last years MP Cup stream in elimination stages were watchable- that is how we know about Biado -Pulpul drama, Efren winning
Let us hope the stream will be better approaching the elimination stages.:D
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I'd rather watch this than pay to watch bbar pool..........
 
SugarMaple said:
I know it his decision....but I think this is part of the downside of American pool.....that Shane wpould rather playt bar pool , than win a world championship.
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I do not think this is true he had made prior commitment to return as defending
champion of the the US Bar Table Championships 10 ball and 9 ball he won
both last year.
Then they schedule the Pac-man event and at the last minute decide to make it the world 10 ball championship at the same time as USBTC .
And the USBTC earns points needed to make the team for this years Mosconi Cup team.
 
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terryhanna said:
I do not think this is true he had made prior commitment to return as defending
champion of the the US Bar Table Championships 10 ball and 9 ball he won
both last year.
Then they schedule the Pac-man event and at the last minute decide to make it the world 10 ball championship at the same time as USBTC .
And the USBTC earns points needed to make the team for this years Mosconi Cup team.
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TY for explaining that.........was not aware of these circumstances/
 
Shane's a mosconi lock anyway. SVB should've went to the 10b champsionship. 40K-1st, 20K-2nd, vs 4K at the USBTC.
 
gxman said:
Shane's a mosconi lock anyway. SVB should've went to the 10b champsionship. 40K-1st, 20K-2nd, vs 4K at the USBTC.
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I'd love to see him go after a WC too but if he is honoring a commitment to be there to defend his titles, I respect that.
 
gxman said:
Shane's a mosconi lock anyway. SVB should've went to the 10b champsionship. 40K-1st, 20K-2nd, vs 4K at the USBTC.
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Last year at the USBTC, Shane won (if I added correctly) $11,720, including the All-Around Bonus.

But I hope his staying "home" was more of a loyalty thing than a money thing.
 
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