US Open Straight Pool
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The match went as follows, inning by inning (J7, e.g., means Jewett's 7th inning):
J1 -- opening safety, left no shot
V1 -- safe
J2 -- safe
V2 -- safe, leaving an easy break shot sending the CB off the foot rail into the pack
J3 -- made 1, then missed a thin cut (1-0)
V3 -- ran 13, then missed the break shot (1-13)
J4 -- ran 25, then missed a long shot to the head of the table (26-13)
V4 -- ran 4, then missed a secondary break shot (26-17)
J5 -- ran 5, then missed a shot to the side (31-17)
V5 -- missed a fairly easy shot to the side
J6 -- ran 8, then missed the break shot (39-17)
V6 -- ran 10, then missed an easy shot to the side (39-27)
J7 -- ran 29, then missed a shot to the side (68-27)
V7 -- ran 25, but got bad position and missed a combo (68-52)
J8 -- ran 32, then missed a long shot to the head (100-52)
V8 -- ran 3, got stuck on the pile and took an intentional foul (100-54)
J9 -- intentional foul (99-54)
V9 -- intentional foul (99-53)
J10 -- safe, left a shot to the side
V10 -- ran 4, then missed an easy shot to the foot (99-57)
J11 -- ran 1, then made the next ball but scratched in the side off another ball
V11 -- ran 25, then scratched making a real thin cut shot (99-81)
J12 -- ran 26 and out (125-81)
Scoring compliments of 'At Large'
J1 -- opening safety, left no shot
V1 -- safe
J2 -- safe
V2 -- safe, leaving an easy break shot sending the CB off the foot rail into the pack
J3 -- made 1, then missed a thin cut (1-0)
V3 -- ran 13, then missed the break shot (1-13)
J4 -- ran 25, then missed a long shot to the head of the table (26-13)
V4 -- ran 4, then missed a secondary break shot (26-17)
J5 -- ran 5, then missed a shot to the side (31-17)
V5 -- missed a fairly easy shot to the side
J6 -- ran 8, then missed the break shot (39-17)
V6 -- ran 10, then missed an easy shot to the side (39-27)
J7 -- ran 29, then missed a shot to the side (68-27)
V7 -- ran 25, but got bad position and missed a combo (68-52)
J8 -- ran 32, then missed a long shot to the head (100-52)
V8 -- ran 3, got stuck on the pile and took an intentional foul (100-54)
J9 -- intentional foul (99-54)
V9 -- intentional foul (99-53)
J10 -- safe, left a shot to the side
V10 -- ran 4, then missed an easy shot to the foot (99-57)
J11 -- ran 1, then made the next ball but scratched in the side off another ball
V11 -- ran 25, then scratched making a real thin cut shot (99-81)
J12 -- ran 26 and out (125-81)
Scoring compliments of 'At Large'
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Thanks for this. Can you (or maybe its At Large) comment on the quality of play?
There seem to be a number of shots described as misses of easy shots, which I would not expect from Bob, let alone SVB. Any clue what was going on?
Gideon
I don't know why Shane missed but sometimes I just flat out forget to aim. I'm working on that.
LOL. Great answer. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
Congrats on the win. Taking down SVB in any situation is a real feather in your cap.
Gideon
I have never lost to him in tournament, match or exhibition play.:wink:
Now let's see where my Fargo Rating goes.
I have never lost to him in tournament, match or exhibition play.:wink:
Now let's see where my Fargo Rating goes.
But I'm afraid there was that paper-rock-scissors game at the bar. And unfortunately, that games impact on you Fargo rating is EXACTLY the negative of your straight pool game's impact.
Great job! Must have been exciting.
Congratulations to Bob Jewett! He played great in the SBE One Pocket event, finishing 5-8 (very respectable), and an awesome performance in CT playing SVB! Way to go Bob! Maybe now people will believe that many instructors can actually play quite well! :thumbup:
Scott Lee
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Scott Lee
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