Shaw/ Bergman- OFF

AtLarge said:
Set 1 -- 27-30, 24-30 without spot
Set 2 -- 30-25. 27-25 without spot
Set 3 -- 30-21, 27-21 without spot
Set 4 -- 30-26, 27-26 without spot

Total -- 117-102, 105-102 without spot

We don't know who would have won sets 2-4 without the spot.
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or even set 3 Justin had a few good packs he put together
 
AtLarge said:
Without the spot, Sets 2-4 would not have been over in a race to 30.
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Oh I get you. Whenever the person with the spot wins, it wouldn't have been over without the spot. But when Corey did win, it was by more than 3.
 
BRussell said:
Oh I get you. Whenever the person with the spot wins, it wouldn't have been over without the spot. But when Corey did win, it was by more than 3.
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How do you figure that? Without the spot the last set it was 27-26 Corey and the 2nd set was 27-25 without the spot. I think things could have turned out different without the spot.
 
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3 ahead after 207 games isn't much but just watching it sure felt like a much wider margin because Corey was closing out sets winning 2 games to every 1 game for Justin. Justin. Continually covered the spot and took large leads early in sets then Corey closed out with a vengeance. The actual ebb and flow of the match didn't match the final score. Anybody who watched knows the way Corey closed the 2nd and 3rd set was what defined the match. He limped to the finish line in the 4th set but honestly the fact it was a new day the same trend followed and Justin started fast. Final score doesnt mean much in this one....if they play again my money is going in the same way.
 
mikeyfrost said:
3 ahead after 207 games isn't much but just watching it sure felt like a much wider margin because Corey was closing out sets winning 2 games to every 1 game for Justin. Justin. Continually covered the spot and took large leads early in sets then Corey closed out with a vengeance. The actual ebb and flow of the match didn't match the final score. Anybody who watched knows the way Corey closed the 2nd and 3rd set was what defined the match. He limped to the finish line in the 4th set but honestly the fact it was a new day the same trend followed and Justin started fast. Final score doesnt mean much in this one....if they play again my money is going in the same way.
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I agree and my money would be on Corey too unless Bergman can figure out the break. All I was saying is things COULD have turned out different without the spot.
 
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We keep talking about Justin's weak break, but imagine if Corey developed a head ball break like SVB's. He'd be unbeatable.
 
I'm curious what the money was in the Bustamante vs Chohan and Deuel vs Bergman match.
 
alstl said:
I'm curious what the money was in the Bustamante vs Chohan and Deuel vs Bergman match.
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I believe 10K in the middle for the 1p

Deuel vs Berg was 20K each + 8K added(by room owner). It might've gone up some at match time.

I read that Chris Bartram was backing Corey.
 
gxman said:
I believe 10K in the middle for the 1p

Deuel vs Berg was 20K each + 8K added(by room owner). It might've gone up some at match time.

I read that Chris Bartram was backing Corey.
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For Deuel/Berg, I think I remember Ray Hansen (the streamer) saying it was 24k from each side plus 8k added, for a total of 56k "in the middle."
 
gxman said:
I believe 10K in the middle for the 1p

Deuel vs Berg was 20K each + 8K added(by room owner). It might've gone up some at match time.

I read that Chris Bartram was backing Corey.
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Cool - I remember when Bartram used to post here. The last I remember he was going to quit playing and get a regular job.
 
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