Statement from The Legends of Pocket Billiards
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I believe that cow is out of the barn.
The problem is there are different games that require different table set ups. You want the same spec for professional 1p as straight pool, or you want a spec for each game, 1p, 9 ball. 8 ball, straight pool? Doesn't seem practical.
Oh my goodness!
Has someone alerted the authorities about the pockets?
Why would you people keep this critical information to yourselves? You need to spread the word.
Maybe a protest march outside the Billiard Academy.
Has someone alerted the authorities about the pockets?
Why would you people keep this critical information to yourselves? You need to spread the word.
Maybe a protest march outside the Billiard Academy.
I’m claiming the world record run made on Jeju, Korea, using a Min table with pockets between 11 and 11.3 cm.
Claim away.
That's what js did. See what it got him. Nearly 15 minutes of glory, then the truth began to overtake the claim.
All pocket dimensions are non-critical dimensions.
That is why there are such large tolerances.
+- means just that; from one side, from two sides, or either side without the other.
Shot millions of balls into the mouths of pockets first. Never been able to shoot even one shot into the throat of a pocket without going through the mouth first.
Pocket tolerances, +-, forgive all inaccuracies.
Get over it!
Next, just like in the Barber Shop.
You really don't know what side to join do you? Danny will send his signals soon, be patient.
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Gambling is the only reason pocket sizes change, which has nothing to do with tournament play. DCC don't switch the rails on the tables for different size pockets for the different games played, banks, 9B, one pocket!!
Just because FB went down after it’s 6 hour limit, does NOT mean it still wasn’t being recorded in it’s entirety on the premises- Deon had the presence of mind to use his phone to stream so those of us not there could continue to watch.
Anyway, it’s being reviewed by the people that matter.
I'm just saying you can't play effective straight pool on at table set up for 1p, and vice versa. It seems silly to specify one and only one pocket specification for all games purely so we have consistency for high runs, which by and large is meaningless.
And I watched the whole thing live, while at least a couple of my friends watched the last 200 or so balls.
There isn't a game of pool that can't be played on a table with 4 1/2' corner pockets, 14.1 high runs of 300+ have been done on the Diamond 9ft ProAms as is. One pocket is all about making your balls in your pocket count, NOT making the pockets so tight that they hinder the ability to pocket balls in order to turn a one pocket game into a dog fight, save that for the ONE table in the pool room reserved for gambling on, because no ones going to play on it for the fun of it anyway.
Perhaps another completely separate 14.1 high run world record needs to be recognized on unaltered Diamond tables. They are all 4-1/2” corners with 142° facing angles and 5” sides, so there would be no questions.
I’m guessing the current Diamond table high run record is not much over 300 balls, and likely less than that as far as a run that has been completely taped and validated.
As tour cut Diamond’s have become the worldwide accepted commercial tournament table of choice with strict consistent table specs that pros nearly always play on, this record would hold much more legitimacy, at least to myself and I would guess many others who follow the game closely.
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"Just because FB went down after it’s 6 hour limit"
Is there such a thing as a 6 hour limit? I don't think so, and there have been FB streams longer than that, and even Legends had steams continue longer than that?
Won't happen.
The miter angles in the ProAms is 141, just saying. And i still believe the high run record can still be broken on a table with 4 1/2" corner pockets, only thing needed to make it happen is the financial incentives. And I believe the record should be so hard to break that only a few players in the world could be capable of breaking it. If the table plays so easy, the record will be broken over and over again, and passing the 526 and 626 will be an every week occurrence.
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It's a none issue. It only came up because of the recent events. Means nothing in the poolrooms or poolroom business.
nailed it