The 8 100% moved. Someone on FB had a slow motion of it. It was very clear.Irrefutable bad call. Frame by frame, zero movement. The "ditto" reflection stayed put in all viewings. Full screen 1080p shows an apparent 1/4" clearance to the hit.
The 8 100% moved. Someone on FB had a slow motion of it. It was very clear.Irrefutable bad call. Frame by frame, zero movement. The "ditto" reflection stayed put in all viewings. Full screen 1080p shows an apparent 1/4" clearance to the hit.
Thank you...The 8 100% moved. Someone on FB had a slow motion of it. It was very clear.
Link? I just checked the overhead shot on VLC and the cue ball visibly cleared the 8.The 8 100% moved. Someone on FB had a slow motion of it. It was very clear.
Actually, slow motion DOES NOT show ball movement for a close hit. In another match, the same referee called a similar close hit and the replay in slow motion couldn't detect any movement. He then asked for replay in real-time and the movement was clear. The commentators confirmed that you cannot detect such close hit in slow motion. I am sure others here will recall the match.The 8 100% moved. Someone on FB had a slow motion of it. It was very clear.
I doubt I could find it now, but 100% it moved a significant amount. It was burried in a shit show of a fb post with hundreds of comments. After seeing that slow motion, it looked to me like the 8 was leaning against the other ball, and when the other ball was hit, the 8 rolled forward.Link? I just checked the overhead shot on VLC and the cue ball visibly cleared the 8.
Exactly what happenedI doubt I could find it now, but 100% it moved a significant amount. It was burried in a shit show of a fb post with hundreds of comments. After seeing that slow motion, it looked to me like the 8 was leaning against the other ball, and when the other ball was hit, the 8 rolled forward.
Tons of people playing Fargo events but few seem to want to go much further. With purses growing and more pro events this will probably change some but without a big national program like the Euro countries we will stay behind.Its weird. I think there are as many people playing in the USA as in the 90's? I don't remember now.
I was just about to suggest that. A bad hit was not even possible as struck. Regardless, frame by frame reveals no movement. The only detectable motion is a nearly imaginary jitter toward the space vacated by the six.I doubt I could find it now, but 100% it moved a significant amount. It was burried in a shit show of a fb post with hundreds of comments. After seeing that slow motion, it looked to me like the 8 was leaning against the other ball, and when the other ball was hit, the 8 rolled forward.
Yep. The Euros came out on FIRE. Birdies/eagles from everywhere. Its not like we dogged it the other side just lit it up.If it'll make you feel any better (or worse), the U. S. Ryder Cup team got shut out yesterday.![]()
Raga was breaking from just off center table. Of course we know how well that worked out.Aleksa is breaking with the CB about a hand span inside of the break box boundary. I don't believe I saw anyone else break this way on the stream tables.
Here is the link to what I posted above. I hope it works. Matchroom posted the clip on Facebook.Actually, slow motion DOES NOT show ball movement for a close hit. In another match, the same referee called a similar close hit and the replay in slow motion couldn't detect any movement. He then asked for replay in real-time and the movement was clear. The commentators confirmed that you cannot detect such close hit in slow motion. I am sure others here will recall the match.