Taiwanese Sending 44 Bets to World Pool Qualifiers

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Have you guys read that news? Taiwan is really serious with their pool initiative.

44 players considering there are probably only 10 spots to fill.
 
I read that earlier. Yeah, that's pretty scary when Tawain sends 4 times more qualifiers than the host country (Philippines is sending only 11 qualifiers).
 
I read that the Philippines is sending 42 people to the qualifiers.

Maybe you have mixed the numbers? I think 11 is the number of spots for the main tournament
 
Taiwan will send 46 people to the qualifiers, including two Japanese. But it is a pity no Hsai Hui-Kai and Kang Chin-Ching.
 
No Hsia in the name list. Sad......

8 taiwanese players have already qualified for the WPC:
Wu Chia-Ching 2005 Champion
Kuo Po-Cheng 2005 Runner-up
Chang Pei-Wei 2004 Runner-up
Fu Che-Wei 2006 Semi-final
Liu Chun-Chiang 2006 Last 16
Yang Ching-Shun 2007 Asian tours ranked no. 1
Chang Jung-Lin 2007 Asian tours ranked no. 2
Chao Fong-Pang 2007 Asian tours ranked no. 3
 
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Hmm, then the StanJames odds for him to win is a joke! Any links to players qualified?

Nothing on Worldpool...com.
 
I bet you that there will be more filipinos qualifying than what you see now. This will be one hell of a qualifying stage. Good luck to anyone who will be going through this.
 
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Hmm, then the StanJames odds for him to win is a joke! Any links to players qualified?

Nothing on Worldpool...com.
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APBU:
Philippines－
Ronato "Ronnie" Alcano (2006 Champion)
Alex Pagulayan (2004 Champion)
Rodolfo Luat (2006 Last 16)
Jeffrey de Luna (2006 Last 16)
Lee Vann Corteza (2006 All Japan Open Champion)
Efren Reyes (National Ranking #1)
Francisco Bustamante (?)
Dennis Orcullo (?)
Marlon Manalo (?)
Antonio Lining (?)
Ramil Gallego (?)
Joven Bustamante (?)

Singapore -
Bernard Tey Choon-Kiat (2007 Asian tours ranking #9)
Chan Keng-Kwang (National Ranking #1)
Toh Lian-Han (National Ranking #2)

China -
Li He-Wen (2006 Semi-final)
Xu Meng (National Ranking #2)

Hong Kong-
Kenny kwnok (APBU Qualifier #2)

Vietnam -
Luong Chi-Dung (2006 Last 16)
Pham Tuan Ngoc (National Ranking #2)

Indonesia -
Ricky Yang (2007 Asian tours ranking #6)
Muhammad Zulfikri (National Ranking #2)

Malaysia -
Ibrahim Bin Amir (2007 Asian tours ranking #7)
Patrick Ooi (National Ranking #1)

India -
Dharminder Singh Lilly (2007 Asian tours ranking #8)
Manan Chandra (National Ranking #1)

South Korea -
Jeong Young-Hwa (APBU Ranking #5)
Ryu Seung-Young (National Ranking #1)

Japan -
Naoyuki Ooi ( National Ranking #1)
Kawabata Satoshi (National Ranking #2)
Kusano Hisashi (APBU Qualifier #1)
Kazuo Furuta (APBU Qualifier #3)

Iran -
Behzad Zareiffar (National Ranking #1)

Qatar -
Fahad Mohammadi (National Ranking #1)

Thailand -
Tepwin Arunnath (National Ranking #1)
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USA -
Corey Deuel (Canton, OH) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Johnny Archer (Atlanta, GA) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Mike Davis (Fayetteville, NC) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Rodney Morris (Houston, TX) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Robb Saez (Springhill, FL) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Shawn Putnam (Canton, OH) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Ronnie Wiseman (Detroit, MI) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Charlie Bryant (Houston, TX) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
John Schmidt (Mobile, AL) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Charlie Williams (Orlando, FL) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Troy Frank (Melbourne, FL) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Shane Van Boening (Sioux Falls, SD) - Top 12 UPA Rankings
Earl Strickland (Greenville, SC) - Former World Champion
Jeremy Jones - Former U.S. Mosconi Cup Member
Tony Robles - Former U.S. Mosconi Cup Member

http://www.baroc.org/index.php?action=show&no=232
http://www.poolphilippines.com/
 
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