I'll bet the $100 for him to beat Shaw at 100 to 1 if he plays Shaw.Somone tell Yates I will lay 100-1 against Trump winning this tournament. He can bet $100 to win $10,000! He has to post though.![]()
I'll bet the $100 for him to beat Shaw at 100 to 1 if he plays Shaw.Somone tell Yates I will lay 100-1 against Trump winning this tournament. He can bet $100 to win $10,000! He has to post though.![]()
If you looked at Nick’s posting history, you might take that back.It’s not an insult, it’s a description. Taking a dump on people’s ability and telling them to not even try earns you that description. Some people wear it like a badge of honor btw.
I agree with seeding. These are earned positionsThe televised first round matches haven't really done the game any favors. If Matchroom are trying to grow the game and get a bigger audience, showing ranked players beating up on below average league players 9-0 or 9-1 isn't going to get new viewers tuning back in. It's not necessarily the problem with the lower ranked players though. If they are going to keep the tournament as an open, it should really be a blind draw, even if it risks the top players going out earlier.
I'll gve you 2-1 on a 100 if he plays Shaw. My 200 to your 100, you've got Trump.I must have watched some other Trump than the one most of you watched.
He played great, his break was about the best I've seen and he makes pocketing balls look extremely easy.
If he gets to Shaw I'll take 2 to1 on the $$$ and 3 games to 9, or 4 games to 11 if any of you want to gamble.
He's gonna get destroyed by a real pool player after all
Pool doesn't require the cinch stroke of snooker. The tables are smaller and the pockets bigger. It is a faster looser game. Many pool players literally run around the table. They don't play like robots.
Nah, everybody says he's a massive underdog and would be lucky to beat a 650 Fargo lolI'll gve you 2-1 on a 100 if he plays Shaw. My 200 to your 100, you've got Trump.
I love the highlight video on Matchroom's youtube channel from yesterday. "Here's some world beaters and a famous snooker player kicking the teeth in on some players you never heard of."
Yes it is the Open and everyone should be allowed to enter if the pay the entry fee before the cutoff. I also commend some of these players and absolutely none of them should be made fun of at all, which is something that the Day2 Live chat on youtube did ad nauseum.
My recommendations:
If you want to keep the seeding like this, then dont put these matches on the TV tables. I couldnt imagine being one of these players who put up 750 for the chance of a lifetime to play with the best in the world, pretty much knowing you are going to lose but also there for the experience and a 1st hand learning opportunity, just to have people make fun of you for your entire match on youtube.
If you are going to continue to put the lesser players on the TV tables, then disable chat. It's appalling. Like I said, these players should be commended for having the guts to enter and play on a TV table.
Another take away from that shit-show... All day there was "When does Trump play, When does Trump play..." even after his match. Then when they ask the score and it 9-0 you get al the snooker fans puffing there chest out like he accomplished something lololol
I would say the level of rudeness and ignorance coming from the youtube chat was beyond belief, but it wasn't. It is the internet and that is in turn compounded by it being pool players on the internet and it turn compounded again by anonymous keyboard commando "I'm out from my keyboard" pool players on the internet.
Then it turns political... then it's talk about masks...
You will get less viewers in the early rounds and less amateurs participating in the event if stuff like that continues.
Fucking abysmal.
Just giving a speaking platform to the ignorant and unintelligent.youtube livechat on any sporting event is always a river of puke.
Pool doesn't require the cinch stroke of snooker. The tables are smaller and the pockets bigger. It is a faster looser game. Many pool players literally run around the table. They don't play like robots.
In my humble opinion, you're wildly wrong here.I don't think it carries over to pool. I would not want new pool players learning snooker style for pool. Snooker is not played at all in the US. A snooker table is a novelty mostly used to play golf.
Just my personal take, but I agree with all except the bolded.I love the highlight video on Matchroom's youtube channel from yesterday. "Here's some world beaters and a famous snooker player kicking the teeth in on some players you never heard of."
Yes it is the Open and everyone should be allowed to enter if the pay the entry fee before the cutoff. I also commend some of these players and absolutely none of them should be made fun of at all, which is something that the Day2 Live chat on youtube did ad nauseum.
My recommendations:
If you want to keep the seeding like this, then dont put these matches on the TV tables. I couldnt imagine being one of these players who put up 750 for the chance of a lifetime to play with the best in the world, pretty much knowing you are going to lose but also there for the experience and a 1st hand learning opportunity, just to have people make fun of you for your entire match on youtube.
If you are going to continue to put the lesser players on the TV tables, then disable chat. It's appalling. Like I said, these players should be commended for having the guts to enter and play on a TV table.
Another take away from that shit-show... All day there was "When does Trump play, When does Trump play..." even after his match. Then when they ask the score and it 9-0 you get al the snooker fans puffing there chest out like he accomplished something lololol
I would say the level of rudeness and ignorance coming from the youtube chat was beyond belief, but it wasn't. It is the internet and that is in turn compounded by it being pool players on the internet and it turn compounded again by anonymous keyboard commando "I'm out from my keyboard" pool players on the internet.
Then it turns political... then it's talk about masks...
You will get less viewers in the early rounds and less amateurs participating in the event if stuff like that continues.
Fucking abysmal.
Not a lot of top players run around the table anymore, a lot of them play at a pace some people would call 'slow'. And about the 'robotic' type of play, look at European players like Feijen, Kaci, Gorst, the top Polish players. Or outside Europe: Tyler Styler even. There is a determined, drilled-in form some people call robotic. I would say, the better the player (i.e. more likely to reach final stages of a big tournament), the higher the chance his fundamentals look robotic.Pool doesn't require the cinch stroke of snooker. The tables are smaller and the pockets bigger. It is a faster looser game. Many pool players literally run around the table. They don't play like robots.