sudocrushms
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Same with Albin v. FSR.wu kun lin vs wojciech is a heavy bout in losers qualification
Same with Albin v. FSR.wu kun lin vs wojciech is a heavy bout in losers qualification
I was getting ready to praise Tyler untill.....he dogged an easy seven ball that would have put him on the hill 8-6. The old Tyler had resurfaced. Billy went on to steal the match 8-7.What an odd match between Billy and Tyler
he played poorly against a guy capable of beating him if he plays poorlyso, what happened to Shane? I'd love to see either he or Earl get #6...yeah, I know...snowball in hell..
Corey showing his pedigree. He loses a thriller to Vogel 9-8.It's a breath of fresh air to see Corey Deuel playing on Table 4.
We finally have someone who isn't afraid to shoot and doesn't spend all day stalking and surveying the table 10 times before each shot.
I don’t know if this conduct by Hennessee or the Scooter stole my shaft story is the least shocking story I’ve seen in months.
As I said on the post, how does he get two warnings? One warning and he’s on watch. Second offence should be loss of rack. Next one loss of match.
Very questionable refereeing in the SVB/Pham match. Pham clearly violated the shot clock, not striking the ball until after the clock ran out, and no foul was called. Luckily for Shane, it was an easy layout and he ran out anyway, but still...
You can strike the cue ball after the shot clock has wound down as long as you are down on your shot and you don’t get back up off your shot. At least that’s the way the WPA has been doing it for years.Very questionable refereeing in the SVB/Pham match. Pham clearly violated the shot clock, not striking the ball until after the clock ran out, and no foul was called. Luckily for Shane, it was an easy layout and he ran out anyway, but still...
Ah that makes sense - thank you. I do think that is confusing for viewers, and the commentators didn't seem to know that rule, because they were confused as well.You can strike the cue ball after the shot clock has wound down as long as you are down on your shot and you don’t get back up off your shot. At least that’s the way the WPA has been doing it for years.