If I were a voting member it would de hard to argue. Cheers,I would say yes. World champion and U.S. Open champion.
If I were a voting member it would de hard to argue. Cheers,I would say yes. World champion and U.S. Open champion.
There you go folks. You heard too?I'd be fine with that. There's been enough compromise.
Allow league corporations to dominate pool...now a foreign broadcast company and wonder why pool goes nowhere in this country.
Yes, Matchroom is involved in promoting Darts, as well as boxing, they're a promoter, thats what they do, Promot, NOT sponsor!Did you guys see a darts event right now on dazn? I just tuned in, it looks like a finals, with a man vs a woman.
IDK if Matchroom is behind this also?
They do have a 24 minute highlight video of the Finals....I said it. Biado should win against Chua in the semi as Biado has more chance of winning the championship. I hope they upload the match on YT sooner.
The question is why the US doesn't produce many top players....the reason is grown men playing on Fisher price tables thinking they are players.There you go folks. You heard too?
SBC wold rather see the complete death of pool then see someone like me enjoy a night of pool league. And I assure you.... that would happen.
I am eating my words, I said I would bet my life savings on Yapp… I really honestly did not see Oí or Biado coming to even close to beating Yapp. If it was a race to 20 I think Yapp would have won no problem. But to put Biado in the hall of fame, I think he has to stick around for at least 5-8 years and win multiple titles to earn that. I have no doubt Biado will be a competitor for years to come but with the young natural talent coming up it will be hard to stay relevant. Congrats Biado you played like a true champion !If I were a voting member it would de hard to argue. Cheers,
The question is why the US doesn't produce many top players....the reason is grown men playing on Fisher price tables thinking they are players.
Question is, why aren't YOU a top player, don't have the skills needed?The question is why the US doesn't produce many top players....the reason is grown men playing on Fisher price tables thinking they are players.
9 foot tables will NEVER be the norm again. Get over it. Look, I dont like it any better than you do... I would love to play on 9 foot tables. But wish in one hand... shit in the other. Which one fills first?The question is why the US doesn't produce many top players....the reason is grown men playing on Fisher price tables thinking they are players.
Of course you are right zero chance, but sub zero chance that a pool player wins a ranked Snooker event , Alex and Corey both tried hard to just qualify for a ranking event and fell flat on their face ,I can't see any reason why a good Snooker player if not paid to play and zero doubt Trump was would playI never called them dead money but if you think a snooker player will win the UK Pool Open you can bet what you like. I will give you all of them and I will bet on only the poolplayers. You can name the bet!
What you really mean is there's no welfare for American pool players, yet we have the highest payout events here. It takes effort to be a top Professional, not just expectation because you're better than those you gamble with.We're pretty mercenary. There's just no money in pool in America.
Not only that, but we also have to realize that a big part of it is just that that is what we are used to. Ten foot tables apparently used to be the standard table size. I can guarantee that during the transition time all you were hearing was "nine foot tables aren't real tables, those are kiddie toys, real men play on ten foot tables, nine foot tables are going to ruin the game, what a joke those tiny easy nine foot tables are..." until nine foot became the new norm and the ten foot guys died out, and so it will continue. Now here we are with nine foot table guys saying the same about eight foot tables because nine foot was the standard they grew up on and were used to, even though those same nine foot guys were a complete joke to some previous generation.9 foot tables will NEVER be the norm again. Get over it. Look, I dont like it any better than you do... I would love to play on 9 foot tables. But wish in one hand... shit in the other. Which one fills first?
Not only that, but we also have to realize that a big part of it is just that that is what we are used to. Ten foot tables apparently used to be the standard table size. I can guarantee that during the transition time all you were hearing was "nine foot tables aren't real tables, those are kiddie toys, real men play on ten foot tables, nine foot tables are going to ruin the game, what a joke those tiny easy nine foot tables are..." until nine foot became the new norm and the ten foot guys died out, and so it will continue. Now here we are with nine foot table guys saying the same about eight foot tables because nine foot was the standard they grew up on and were used to, even though those same nine foot guys were a complete joke to some previous generation.
World champion title, and 10 consecutive racks to win the US Open finals match, I say yes.Does this win elevate Biado to a BCA Hall of Fame induction in a few years?
I never called them dead money but if you think a snooker player will win the UK Pool Open you can bet what you like. I will give you all of them and I will bet on only the poolplayers. You can name the bet!
While your annology does make sense. The smaller tables are usually refered to as "Bar tables". Often tables of poor quality just set up in bars as something to do while drinking.Not only that, but we also have to realize that a big part of it is just that that is what we are used to. Ten foot tables apparently used to be the standard table size. I can guarantee that during the transition time all you were hearing was "nine foot tables aren't real tables, those are kiddie toys, real men play on ten foot tables, nine foot tables are going to ruin the game, what a joke those tiny easy nine foot tables are..." until nine foot became the new norm and the ten foot guys died out, and so it will continue. Now here we are with nine foot table guys saying the same about eight foot tables because nine foot was the standard they grew up on and were used to, even though those same nine foot guys were a complete joke to some previous generation.
Not only that, but we also have to realize that a big part of it is just that that is what we are used to. Ten foot tables apparently used to be the standard table size. I can guarantee that during the transition time all you were hearing was "nine foot tables aren't real tables, those are kiddie toys, real men play on ten foot tables, nine foot tables are going to ruin the game, what a joke those tiny easy nine foot tables are..." until nine foot became the new norm and the ten foot guys died out, and so it will continue. Now here we are with nine foot table guys saying the same about eight foot tables because nine foot was the standard they grew up on and were used to, even though those same nine foot guys were a complete joke to some previous generation.
The 9ft was decided on because in the norther states, the 10ft was the common table size, while in the south the 8ft was the most common size table. It was decided that there should only be one size table to be the regulation size, so the 9ft was the size accepted.Not only that, but we also have to realize that a big part of it is just that that is what we are used to. Ten foot tables apparently used to be the standard table size. I can guarantee that during the transition time all you were hearing was "nine foot tables aren't real tables, those are kiddie toys, real men play on ten foot tables, nine foot tables are going to ruin the game, what a joke those tiny easy nine foot tables are..." until nine foot became the new norm and the ten foot guys died out, and so it will continue. Now here we are with nine foot table guys saying the same about eight foot tables because nine foot was the standard they grew up on and were used to, even though those same nine foot guys were a complete joke to some previous generation.