For future reference, you have to load the "Matches" page from the probilliardseries.com site, then view source and search for "cuescore". Get the ID and plug it in the link from above.I would have never found that in a million years. Thank you.
An alternative is to click on the player's name in the table format below and you will see the whole history of who they played and who the have to play next.For future reference, you have to load the "Matches" page from the probilliardseries.com site, then view source and search for "cuescore". Get the ID and plug it in the link from above.
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That is in NO WAY an alternative to a bracket.An alternative is to click on the player's name in the table format below and you will see the whole history of who they played and who the have to play next.
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Matches Las Vegas Men's Open | Pro Billiard Series
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Whatever floats your boat. I prefer the table format.That is in NO WAY an alternative to a bracket.
You obviously don't have a clue as to what a bracket is. It is the preferred way to view double elimination tournaments in the US.Whatever floats your boat. I prefer the table format.
We prefer tables on Mars.You obviously don't have a clue as to what a bracket is. It is the preferred way to view double elimination tournaments in the US.
Yeah tables are playing tough. SVB missed an easy 10-ball in the side pocket and rattled it, the whole crowd was in shock, himself included.I watched some of the stream. With 4 1/8" pockets and very deep shelfs, these tables are playing very tight. The runouts will have to be earned.
It's a stiff test, even for the world's straightest shooters.
They said 4 1/2" sides and 4 1/8" corners. Triple tough!Yeah tables are playing tough. SVB missed an easy 10-ball in the side pocket and rattled it, the whole crowd was in shock, himself included.
Filler made it look easy though, he was firing balls in at warp speed and getting perfect posiition against Thorpe.
Do you happen to know what size pockets the tables are at PLP?
He is going to get nightmares for missing that relatively easy 9 to win the second set and match. Hopefully, he will recover in the third set. Alcaide is not playing his best.Watching Chan vs Alcaide. Can't tell if Chan is super nervous or has a tremor. If it's just nerves, what a great lesson in execution. Even though you're really feeling nervous you can still play well.
So both the PLP and Pro Billiard Series are playing with 4 1/8" corners?They said 4 1/2" sides and 4 1/8" corners. Triple tough!
I was gutted for him.He is going to get nightmares for missing that relatively easy 9 to win the second set and match. Hopefully, he will recover in the third set. Alcaide is not playing his best.