[mikeyfrost]

Originally Posted by TATE

More importantly, who will you bet on?

Whoever is playing more haha

[jasonlaus]

Originally Posted by Island Drive

Growing up in the Chicago area, we played allot of full rack banks, you never busted em open if you did and made a ball, since it was not a legal bank shot your opponent was up. We always broke similar to 14.1.

''No kisses' combinations or air shots''

This was the term used, when playing this full rack game, if you scratched you owed one.

I grew up straight across the lake from Chicago, everybody busted em wide open and spotted the made balls after your turn.

Our main guy from there was Tony Coleman

I probably played banks for 10+ years before seeing or hearing of short rack.

Jason<-----misses full rack

[Island Drive]

Originally Posted by jasonlaus

I grew up straight across the lake from Chicago, everybody busted em wide open and spotted the made balls after your turn.

Our main guy from there was Tony Coleman

I probably played banks for 10+ years before seeing or hearing of short rack.

Jason<-----misses full rack

Michigan City? I spend a week most every summer in Sawyer at my brothers summer home on the top of the dunes. Sure do love those MI blueberries, hard to beat. Heard this yr tho, was not good for the peaches.

[jasonlaus]

Originally Posted by Island Drive

Michigan City? I spend a week most every summer in Sawyer at my brothers summer home on the top of the dunes. Sure do love those MI blueberries, hard to beat. Heard this yr tho, was not good for the peaches.

St. Joseph

Had family with Blueberries farms, thank ill have a few Blueberry Gin Sours on Saturday 👍

[Kid Dynomite]

Originally Posted by sjm

Two negative things about this otherwise memorable match stand out to me:

1) Drunken commentators, whether or not some find it amusing, are unacceptable in a pay per view stream. On a free stream, it's something you, sadly, sometimes have to live with.

2) Only in pool do you get a smoking break at the very moment a match has built to a climax. Why must Dennis take a smoking break just after Shane scratches on the break less than five minutes from the end of the match? I, for one, agree with Mike Zuglan's go-to line at Joss events: "There's no such thing as a smoking break. If you have to go to the bathroom, go." Player timeouts in our sport have a way of reducing the excitement level when it ought to be at its highest.

His adrenaline is pumping overtime from the excitement of the miss and a chance to win!

That can be a good thing and a bad thing! To take a time out and let things calm down is a wise move. You may not need to use the restroom and a cigarette or snack break should not be frowned upon. It is smart to cool off and calm down! Like you said, the entire room is on edge! So, the players are definitely feeling it.

Kd

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[TATE]

Originally Posted by mikeyfrost

Whoever is playing more haha

You got that right.

I took Dennis in this one with games on the wire but after watching the match, I'm back to liking Shane. If he catches the gear it's "adios amigos".

[TATE]

My guess is Shane is done playing 9 ball with these break rules. If Dennis or Filler or anybody wants to play him for money it's going to be 10 ball. He should hold out for it.