TAR21 Day #1 Stats

Bank2Win

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I will be adding a few other categories tonight, but here is what transpired last night.

Shane's 7 Pack started from Alex's dry break, he ran out that game and then 6 more..

going to add tonight I hope anyway

1. 8,9,10 Balls Missed
2. Dry Break Totals
3. scratched on the break by being Kicked In, Jumping the Table, or just loss of cue ball control.
4. Rail First Shots Made, where object is not just hanging in front of pocket.
5. Combos and or Caroms
6. Hooked themselves on position play.
 

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I will be adding a few other categories tonight, but here is what transpired last night.

Shane's 7 Pack started from Alex's dry break, he ran out that game and then 6 more..

going to add tonight I hope anyway

1. 8,9,10 Balls Missed
2. Dry Break Totals
3. scratched on the break by being Kicked In, Jumping the Table, or just loss of cue ball control.
4. Rail First Shots Made, where object is not just hanging in front of pocket.
5. Combos and or Caroms
6. Hooked themselves on position play.

Your stats are a little off. Shane made one of his banks but scratched on it.

The eight ball that he banked he made and then scratched in the same pocket.

JAden
 
I will be adding a few other categories tonight, but here is what transpired last night.

Shane's 7 Pack started from Alex's dry break, he ran out that game and then 6 more..

going to add tonight I hope anyway

1. 8,9,10 Balls Missed
2. Dry Break Totals
3. scratched on the break by being Kicked In, Jumping the Table, or just loss of cue ball control.
4. Rail First Shots Made, where object is not just hanging in front of pocket.
5. Combos and or Caroms
6. Hooked themselves on position play.


Good work. It's pretty crazy to think that Alex was sitting in his chair for over 37 minutes - on that table no less.

Cool stuff.
 
TAR #21 day one

Thanks bank2win - interesting stuff.

Jaden - I think a scratch on a shot means a miss.

These stats are entered at the studio - not from a replay.

Mark Griffin
 
I do want to point out one thing. Shane's 7 pack should have been an 8, he was running out real well the game before but scratched on the 8 ball. If he had not scratched he coulda put an 8 pack together. That being said, Alex's dry break brought him right back to the table.

Looking at the stats, I am actually surprised that Shane is beating Alex in more catagories then I thought. His saftey execution percentage is definetly higher.
 
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