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what a beatdown, holeee fak

that was damn near perfect pool, not sure I've seen a gear as high as that since Earl's best days
 
PoolBum said:
I'm gonna have to go with the lefty in this hot seat match.
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You win again ... how do you do that ?!?!?

Shaw playing lights out smacks down the Rocket 9-3 ... May be a good chance this was a preview of the finals.
 
I don't wanna get ahead of myslef on the flavour of the month

let's see how 2017 goes in the BIG tourneys

you have DCC right around the corner, worldl 9 ball, US open, and with his uk pool background would love to see him in some chinese 8 ball
 
That was quick. Rodney was shooting lights out and fast. 9-3 over Hatch. Hatch never really had a chance.
 
It's the Rocket vs Shaw take two.

There is nothing more exciting than Winner Breaks.

I feel some packages coming on tonight.
 
A clinic going on here , no one is beating Jason right now except Jason he's playing on another level, ,
But Kudos to Rodney for a great tournament he played some real good pool to get to the buzz saw


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Great Tourney ... It was a blast to watch.

Thank you AZB and Upstate Al.

Fantastic pool as always at Turning Stone.
 
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I didn't watch the whole thing. Were the racking fiascos better without Dechaine?
 
The matches I watched today, hot seat and finals had no racking issues.Saw a couple matches yesterday and it wasn't to bad acouple of times it took a while..
 
Well, I uhhh....:eek::o:grin:
AtLarge said:
Here are some aggregate break statistics from the matches streamed free by AZBtv this week from the Turning Stone Classic XXVII 9-Ball Open in Verona, New York.

Conditions -- The conditions for this event included:
- Diamond 9-foot table with 4½" pro-cut corner pockets;
- Tournament Blue Simonis 860 cloth;
- Aramith TV balls with the measles cue ball;
- Diamond wooden rack;
- winner breaks from the box (2 diamonds wide);
- loser racks, with the 1-ball on the spot;
- cue-ball fouls only except during the act of shooting;
- no jump cues allowed; and
- all slop counts.

The 22 matches (294 games) on the main streaming table were as follows.


Thurs., Jan. 5, 2017
  • Thorsten Hohmann defeated Bucky Souvanthong 9-4, Ernesto Dominguez d. Bob Lewis 9-2,
    Jeremy Sossei d. Erik Hjorleifson 9-3, and Bruce Nagel d. Ron Casanzio 9-6.

Fri., Jan. 6
  • Elvis Rodriguez d. Jerry Crowe 9-8, John Morra d. Martin Daigle 9-3,
    Mario Morra d. Brent Boemmels 9-3, Karen Corr d. Luc Salvas 9-3,
    Ben Crawley d. Aaron Greenwood 9-2, J. Morra d. Darren Appleton 9-3, and Caroline Pao d. Nicole Fleming 9-4.

Sat., Jan. 7
  • E. Dominguez d. Zion Zvi 9-7, T. Hohmann d. Johnny Archer 9-6,
    D. Appleton d. B. Souvanthong 9-3, D. Appleton d. Karen Corr 9-3,
    Rodney Morris d. Dennis Hatch 9-7, and T. Hohmann d. D. Appleton 9-5.

Sun., Jan. 8
  • Jayson Shaw d. J. Morra 9-4, Amar Kang d. T. Hohmann 9-4,
    J. Shaw d. R. Morris 9-3, R. Morris d. D. Hatch 9-3, and Jayson Shaw d. R. Morris 13-6 (Finals).


Overall results -- The breaker made at least one ball (and did not foul) 58% of the time (171 of 294), won 53% of the games (156 of 294), and broke and ran 20% of the games (59 of 294).

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the 294 games.

Breaker made at least one ball and did not foul:
  • Breaker won the game: 108 (37% of the 294 games)
  • Breaker lost the game: 63 (21%)

Breaker fouled on the break:
  • Breaker won the game: 2 (1%)
  • Breaker lost the game: 13 (4%)

Breaker broke dry (without fouling):
  • Breaker won the game: 46 (16%)
  • Breaker lost the game: 62 (21%)

Therefore, whereas the breaker won 53% (156 of 294) of all games,

  • He won 63% (108 of 171) of the games in which he made at least one ball on the break and did not foul.
  • He won 13% (2 of 15) of the games in which he fouled on the break.
  • He won 43% (46 of 108) of the games in which he broke dry but did not foul.
  • He won 39% (48 of 123) of the games in which he either fouled on the break or broke dry without fouling.

Break-and-run games -- The 59 break-and-run games represented 20% of all 294 games, 38% of the 156 games won by the breaker, and 35% of the 171 games in which the break was successful (made a ball and didn't foul). The 59 break-and-run games (including 9's on the break) consisted of two 3-packs (one each by Morra and Hohmann), eight 2-packs and 37 singles. No one in these 22 streamed matches broke and ran more than 3 games in a row.

9-balls on the break -- The 59 break-and-run games included 6 9-balls on the break (2.0% of the 294 breaks).
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