His idol is Efren so that automatically makes him Filipino
Philippine Open
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If that's their response then I'll get a ref or tournament director involved. If that doesn't do anything then I'll be non-stop moving in my chair any time they are at the table. If he doesn't like that then we can have further words outside and away from the establishment, as to not disrupt the tournament. Passive aggressiveness only makes you look lame.
Iwishiwasrich
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That is what prompted my " 4 inch pockets and wet tables is not a good combo for good pool" comment,more easy balls missed than several tournaments combined. Frankly it it was league night like.
I think you both have the right to fidget all you want.
Now, it certainly can cross the line into sharking territory. I don't see towel-jacking a cue or foot tapping as that, unless it can be found to have some strategic timing.
People are weirdos.
From the wntlivescores match lists, 128 people were listed to play in the event, of whom 84 were Filipinos. 29 people did not play any match, of whom 25 were Filipinos. So the actual field of players was 99 -- 59 Filipinos and 40 from elsewhere.
[if I counted accurately]
[if I counted accurately]
I think there's a certain amount of etiquette went on. Big spread, don't make a pig of yourself. Shopping mall too. The normalcy probably has a lulling effect.
That's the count I got. Here are the players listed by number of matches played. Pagulayan was listed for a while, but it appears he (and his opponent) never played a game. Lots of strong players went 1 and out.
1 -- 7 David Alcaide
2 -- 6 Arseni Sevastyanov
3 -- 5 Robbie Capito
4 -- 5 Jayson Shaw
5 -- 5 Bernie Regalario
6 -- 4 Roland Garcia
7 -- 4 Jefrey Roda
8 -- 4 Jeffrey Ignacio
9 -- 4 Harry Vergara
10 -- 4 Eric Navarrete
11 -- 4 AJ Manas
12 -- 3 Pijus Labutis
13 -- 3 Paul John Ladao
14 -- 3 Patric Gonzales
15 -- 3 Paolo Gallito
16 -- 3 Mickey Krause
17 -- 3 Michael Baoanan
18 -- 3 Mark Jerick Leyva
19 -- 3 Mario He
20 -- 3 Jonás Souto
21 -- 3 John Vincent Vicedo
22 -- 3 John Morra
23 -- 3 Jerwin Capili Samia
24 -- 3 Francisco Sánchez Ruiz
25 -- 3 Francisco Bustamante
26 -- 3 Emil Gangfløt
27 -- 3 Deanmark Castronuevo
28 -- 3 Anton Raga
29 -- 2 Yves Cabrito
30 -- 2 Ronel Nalaunan
31 -- 2 Ralf Souquet
32 -- 2 Pierfrancesco Garzia
33 -- 2 Naoyuki Oi
34 -- 2 Moritz Neuhausen
35 -- 2 Michael Feliciano
36 -- 2 Marvin Asis
37 -- 2 Lukas Fracasso-Verner
38 -- 2 Khalid Alghamdi
39 -- 2 Joshua Santino Arevalo
40 -- 2 Jerson Cumayas
41 -- 2 Jerico Banares
42 -- 2 Jeffrey De Luna
43 -- 2 Jaybee Sucal
44 -- 2 Fu Che Wei
45 -- 2 Fedor Gorst
46 -- 2 Elliott Sanderson
47 -- 2 Bryant Saguiped
48 -- 2 Baseth Mocaibat
49 -- 2 Angelo Ariola
50 -- 2 Albert Espinola
51 -- 1 Tsai Pei-Chun
52 -- 1 Tristan Deocareza
53 -- 1 Thorsten Hohmann
54 -- 1 Sun Yi Hsuan
55 -- 1 Sergio Lagunas Moreno
56 -- 1 Saud Kareem Alshammari
57 -- 1 Saldy Galliguez
58 -- 1 Ryan Kersten
59 -- 1 Ronny Oldervik
60 -- 1 Rodrigo Geronimo
61 -- 1 Roberto Gomez
62 -- 1 Ric Bejen
63 -- 1 Prince Delos Santos
64 -- 1 Paul John Ortega
65 -- 1 Mohammed Baabad
66 -- 1 Michael Abaño Sison
67 -- 1 Max Eberle
68 -- 1 Marlon Manalo
69 -- 1 Lee Vann Corteza
70 -- 1 Lauro Bongay
71 -- 1 Kunihiko Takahashi
72 -- 1 Kenney Nguyen
73 -- 1 Kenneth Garcia
74 -- 1 Kenneth Arpilleda
75 -- 1 Kelson Juan
76 -- 1 Joshua Agar
77 -- 1 Jordan Legaspi
78 -- 1 John Albert Refulle
79 -- 1 Johann Chua
80 -- 1 Jaycee Cordova Garcia
81 -- 1 James Aranas
82 -- 1 Ivan Sienes Folgar
83 -- 1 Horace Aynaga Angor
84 -- 1 Hassan Obeed Alqahtani
85 -- 1 Fahad Aldhayan
86 -- 1 Esteban Robles
87 -- 1 Emmanuel Delgado
88 -- 1 Edmar Cristobal Balboa
89 -- 1 Duong Quoc Hoang
90 -- 1 Drahcir Mauricio
91 -- 1 Dennis Orcollo
92 -- 1 Dennis M Po
93 -- 1 Denis Grabe
94 -- 1 Carlo Biado
95 -- 1 Billy Thorpe
96 -- 1 Billy Jay Garcia
97 -- 1 Amiel Leonor
98 -- 1 Alexis Ferrer
99 -- 1 Abdullah Alshammari
(for those who are wondering... grep, sed, awk, sort, uniq, bash)
Of those Filipinos (I get 57), 36 had established Fargo Rating(group A), 13 preliminary (B) , and 8 brand new (C)
Final 32: 14A, 2B, 1C
Final 16: 9A, 1B, 0C
Final 8: 4A, 0B, 0C
My calc: 84 Filipinos listed in Round 1; 27 no-shows in Round 1 in total, of whom 23 were Filipinos; and 2 no-shows in Round 2 (Reyes and Peralta, who did not play in Round 1). So 84 - 23 - 2 = 59.
I just want to know how much money was on the line lolThat early celebration is nothing. Orcollo epic "What a shot, man" together with Raga;s reaction wins the title for early celebration.
Pretty large step from first to second. And a number of people with zero wins got their entry back ($500).
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Iwishiwasrich
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So are you saying they were dumping to make matches closer,? I wonder how many matches went Hill Hill
13 of the 98 matches went hill/hill. Therefore ..... ?
Paulo De Leon
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I can't find the original source but im still disappointed that his name comes up when someone asked Efren on who he think is the best upcoming local player. This was 12-15 years ago
Nobody is obligated to play 100%. Dog shows are a natural effect of apathy.
Even nobodies like me have a range of giving a F...
They did not televise the finals! It was not shown anywhere live.
Probably the toughest tables the pros have played on this year. The corner pockets were even less forgiving than the Diamond Pros. And the side pockets were non existent from any severe angle.
I got to watched live here on youtube Jay.
I'm also in the Philippines now and I couldn't find it live on Youtube, except in the delayed version after the match was over.