kanzzo
hobby player
If you have a better explanation, I would be happy if could share it.
Statement from The Legends of Pocket Billiards
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Oh I don't know... how about his world renowned attitude and displays of frustration...?...lol
Amazed that needed to be spelled out....
I mean come on
kanzzo
hobby player
Psychology is a relatively new science seeking to understand the behavior of individuals and groups.
It's not perfect, so if you have new information to improve the existing models, they are more than welcome.
I didn't see Strickland give up on his 100+ runs if he happened to miss a position in the middle of the rack.
This was a run of 112:
This would be a way to continue the run according to existing rules:
It's not perfect, so if you have new information to improve the existing models, they are more than welcome.
I didn't see Strickland give up on his 100+ runs if he happened to miss a position in the middle of the rack.
This was a run of 112:
This would be a way to continue the run according to existing rules:
I like my roasted chicken with spicy dipping sauce.
kanzzo
hobby player
sorry, not obvious to me. Perhaps we have different brains and what's obvious to you isn't obvious to another human being.
But I am ok with paying you a spicy chicken with a dipping sauce
I know Strickland to use his frustration to win matches in what is sometimes considered unsportmanlike way. Never saw him give up.
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If by "another" you mean only yourself, then yes that's a strong possibility.
You lost this one...
IF there is a perfect repeatable racking system being used, that actually raises the odds of pocketing a ball from the 14 balls racked, as a last chance effort to continue the run, and if the rack is hit in certain spots causing certain balls to become playable, the only reason a player wouldn't shoot those shots is because they're unaware of them.
Corey's soft break and Sardo racks appeared at the same time, and Corey IS the ONLY player to ever win the US Open 9B event with a 13-0 final score.
But why bother having rules now, if you don't have the circus table to compete on anywhere else.
Corey's soft break and Sardo racks appeared at the same time, and Corey IS the ONLY player to ever win the US Open 9B event with a 13-0 final score.
But why bother having rules now, if you don't have the circus table to compete on anywhere else.
Mika had plenty of chances to get on the board during those finals. No doubt the break played a role, but Mika failed to capitalize on any of the opportunities he had.
It's been a number of years back kanzzoli, but I'm pretty certain John said the same thing during this expertly (and extremely instructive) voice-overed player review 366-ball run. He's a born teacher with a very friendly, sincere and listen-able presentation style:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrPrRvPOUkA
As a volunteer instructor, I've recommended this video above all others to tons of my Beginner and Intermediate local 14.1 students, and they unfailingly mentioned how much they benefited from it. Helps even the Advanced players to tune up their skills. John's love of 14.1 is unmistakable and contagious in this one.
Arnaldo
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RKC is one of the most confidently incorrect people I've ever come across.
I was mistaken about the length of the race being to 13 in the finals, now tell me I'm also mistaken about the shut out score dip stick!!
I told you the other day I wasn't gonna call you a piece of shit anymore and I'm not.
Matter of fact, I now look forward to your replies, you ain't one to give up and I sorta admire that,
regardless of who it is. Carry on!
Shaw, runs 714
Glenn, it's my time to shine!
Glenn, it's my time to shine!
You were 1-2. About your average. Lol. Haven’t heard dip stick in awhile, that was pretty funny.
