Pro Pool Video - Viking tour matches

OK, I would give you another rep point if I could for pointing this out to me. I was just watching the Bilbry Broxan match and although I think they both played weaker than they usually do, there were some jam up safes played in there. I will definitley look at a few shots differently because of this. THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!
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thanks here too

one of the best 9-ball videos I've seen for clarity and content on my computer screeen.....Thanks very much
 
Thanks for the link.

I was jumped on by a few people for saying I beat a good player playing weak handed even though I'm struggling to beat the 6-ball ghost 10 ahead sets on my brutally tough table. In the Stevie Moore vs Dennis Hatch match Dennis shoots what looks to me to be about a 650 accu-stats rating, never making more than 5 balls in a row unless I missed something. Stevie got going and shot something around 870. Playing even with the 6-ball ghost requires a theoretical accu-stats rating of 857.

That's Dennis Hatch, one of the best players in the world, playing on an EASY table in a big match very late in the tournament, after no doubt beating a slew of world-beaters. Shit happens...

I guess this was loser racks? They couldn't seem to freeze the balls since the nine was shooting out all the time.

unknownpro.
 
> I've watched all the matches on there,and Will Bilbrey impressed me the most. Stevie's game has changed SO much since I saw him the first few times. He used to really flow and let his stroke out,now it seems he's shortened up and his arm shakes a lot. Has he had some kind of nerve damage or injury? Tommy D.
 
Jorge Torres said:
I just put up the first final from the Viking Tour Nationals on http://propoolvideo.com

I also posted a clip of Dennis Hatch in dead-punch running four racks in that match. You can watch it here: http://propoolvideo.com/hatch4pack.html

Enjoy,

Jorge
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Jorge,

Thanks for the great videos, and they really ARE of good quality. Whatever you are filming them with, I would say you can definitely earn a few dollars a month by offering memberships for viewing once you have a good stock of matches up.

Question, do you have any other Florida players on film? Richie Richeson, Robb Saez, Broumpton, etc?

Russ
 
Russ Chewning said:
Question, do you have any other Florida players on film? Richie Richeson, Robb Saez, Broumpton, etc?

Russ
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Hi Russ,

Thanks for the comments. I have Richie v. Luis Viera and a couple of Broumpton matches from a few years back, but no Robb Saez...yet.

I'll eventually put up the older matches too.

Jorge
http://propoolvideo.com
 
unknownpro said:
Thanks for the link.

I was jumped on by a few people for saying I beat a good player playing weak handed even though I'm struggling to beat the 6-ball ghost 10 ahead sets on my brutally tough table. In the Stevie Moore vs Dennis Hatch match Dennis shoots what looks to me to be about a 650 accu-stats rating, never making more than 5 balls in a row unless I missed something. Stevie got going and shot something around 870. Playing even with the 6-ball ghost requires a theoretical accu-stats rating of 857.

That's Dennis Hatch, one of the best players in the world, playing on an EASY table in a big match very late in the tournament, after no doubt beating a slew of world-beaters. Shit happens...

I guess this was loser racks? They couldn't seem to freeze the balls since the nine was shooting out all the time.

unknownpro.
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I watched the first few racks of that match and was stunned by how bad they both played, like you said though $hit happens to everyone.
 
What is wrong with steve moores back arm thing shakes a lot, I think it caused him to miscue the 7 with Dennis Hatch on the hill, felt bad for him.
 
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