Same with Shane. Shane has that humbleness about that that anyone would like. I like Gorst too. Not a fan of Filler though because he acts like an upset little kid when he loses.
Two outstanding players plus two great commentators made this match a joy to watch. A huge thank you for sharing! You guys have the best production quality in the industry.
Agreed! Final score says it all. Difference of 2. Fedor's "non-compliant break" is the only reason Shane won this match. They were playing at least equally well IMO and Fedor's cue ball control and shot making skills are phenomenal. This is not a Shane vs Fedor debate. I really like both players. My argument is about the stupid break rule. It biases the outcome because it favors the hardest breaker BUT a rule should be unbiased or it is a terrible rule!!!!
I think if it's break from the box, even with template, then the 3 point rule shouldn't be applied, but the break speed can be at the refs discretion to prevent soft breaking. However, it's it's break from anywhere, then 3 the point rule is fine. Breaking from the box requires a cut break, and with a slightly over cut on the one, the balls fonts spread as well
Dear Pat, I am so sorry to have read about Patrick Jr.! I offer my sincerest condolences ... and I hope and pray that you will be together with him throughout eternity !!! God Bless, Gary Kessinger
Why are all the Accustat matches uploaded at such low resolution (720p)? That's fine for people who watch on their phone, but I'm watching on a large screen TV. It's difficult to watch because I can see lines in the video. If you care about video quality, please upload 1080p instead.
I enjoy watching these matches very much. My only complaint is that the volume of the commentary is too low to hear. I turn it all the way up and it's barely audible. There should be some minimum volume setting so that it can be heard. I've noticed there is a range of volume settings that vary from one match to another. Please institute a volume standard. Thank you.
I love how these commentators are open and honest about how dumb all of these rules are getting out in the open for the old guys who make them to hear. I bet the rules committee guys were playing in a bar and were constantly getting tan with a soft break so they went to the office and started drafting new rules.
@@robdetuinman2 still doesn't accomplish what it's intended too. How many times did they break hard make 1 or 2 balls and still have an "illegal" break just because 1 or 2 balls didn't pass the head string? Garbage rules just ruining the sport.
I really don't like the break rules. Especially when Gorst made 2 balls on the break, but it still wasn't legal because another ball didn't pass the head string.
I'm just a new fan of the game and trying to understand the rules and that really caught my eye. The 3 point rule is strange at the least and unreasonable, really.
Not really. He used to be the best but sinds a half year or so Joshua Filler passed him on FargoRate. A few points at first but now it's a whopping 7 points.
That "compliant" needs to go. The break is a luck shot. A ball made on the break but a few balls didn't pass the head string is costing players games and matches. 💯 Unfair to both players.
Agreed! And it favors the power breakers like shane. The rule is stupid and I am willing to bet there was zero legitimate math/stats/physics analysis used to support the rule and/or determine the details of the rule. Why 3? What technical basis arrived at that gem of stupidness? Fedor hit a VERY hard break, made two balls, STILL non-compliant?!?!? WT actual F? The rule needs to go!!! I am a physicist and pool practitioner. The rule is nonsense, was clearly a "best guess" arbitrary attempt at a rule and it is biasing outcomes that favor hard breakers. Any rule that biases the game is a terrible rule!!! Idiocracy!!!
I completely disagree the one ball is an easy pocket once you figure out the table and these guys are so good that they can make it to easy they are already shooting 95+ %.
You learn more by watching other players than by playing. The only practice you can really do is making the balls. But everything else is all mind games. Creativity will always overcome the book answers. Learning how speed affects the movement of the cue ball is very important, way more important than how it affects the object ball. I had a pocket ball with the 8-ball sitting about 2 feet under it. We have timeouts in our league so I asked my captain what he wanted me to do. And he said top right so it would set up for a long shot but easily makable 8. I said okay. I put low left and ripped it, and it settled just below the 8 for the easiest shot ever. And he asked how i did that. And i told him physics. If you hit full enough on the object ball most of the momentum gets taken away from the cue ball. Then when it contacts the rail it will do what's it's supposed to if the speed is appropriate. Would i ever do that shot again, probably not, but it was a badass shot. I figured worst case scenario with the speed i hit, it would end up going three rail with an easy shot, but instead went 1 rail right behind the 8.
It hit the point, because it wasn't on the rail. He hit it with a slight cut which drove the 4 to the point. Happens quite often on that type of shot. It's one reason why i hate going across the table for rail shots, and always try to set up for the shot that doesn't require that. It's one of my many weaknesses.
O.K. Guess I'm missing something in pool. Both of these guys rack with the 9 ball on the spot.. I've always racked with the 1 ball on the spot.. What has changed ??
Yep the rules have changed over the years. Breaking from the box. So many balls past the headstring. THE PLAYERS VOTED for this. They get sick of the same patterns and the breaker dominating. They voted for this to make it more random.
If the nine goes on the break, but nothing else goes in and nothing crosses the headstring, is it a non-compliant break? Also, this is insanely great quality of play when a guy shoots a .912 and loses!
I just finished watching parts of the epic race to 120 9-Ball challenge between Strickland and Reyes which makes races to even 13 seem just a little short.
Love the video, and the commentary is great, Mark and JJ are both very good at what they do. The only thing I wish they would do is talk about what cue each player is using to break with and play with, the brand, weight, cue tip, etc. SVB seems to be playing with different cues now, and the guys on the mic never say what he is using. I would like to know what cue they both play with.
They are both sponsored by cuetec. Shane plays with the white svb Dakota edition with a 5/6 inch extension full time. I believe gorst uses the ghost edition.
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
Someone explain to me why Fedor couldn't push? In the 3 point break rule it says if the table is passed to the breaker, he can play a push. If the incoming player accepts the table, the incoming player cannot play a push. Do i have it twisted or am i reading it wrong?
Can anyone tell me why they are racking the balls the way that they are - with the 9ball on the dot? I thought it was the 1 on the dot, in line with the second diamonds from the bottom. I've noticed this in several other videos as well.
There is 2 (options) on racking in 9 ball (only). 1 ball on footstring or 9 ball on footstring. It's however the game is setup. The 9 ball on the footstring closes the box for the 1 ball in the side pockets or... Any ball on the 2 corner pockets on the footsring side. Hope this helps
During college, especially in my group of peers, Winning was second to cool. Cool was thunderous breaks, massive English on the ball, never playing a Safety, have to bank the 8 (in 8-ball). and I would much rather play well and lose than play poorly and win. I wanted good contests. Among friends, if we reached the 8-ball and the opponent was way behind, we would suddenly declare that the 8-ball (for this game) must be banked, caromed, kicked or jumped to give him/her the chance to catch up. Did anyone else play this way with their friends? .
(Sorry, new to Medical Ca____) The reason I brought up the above was that I think audiences like crushing, loud breaks, the chances of the 9 (in 9-ball) going in on the break, the drama of the break. Not to mention, powerful breaking is fun and part of the appeal of the sport. (In the Color of Money, Vincent's super loud break is what drew Newman's character over to him.) And I think due to social media, RUclips in particular, many watch the pros and seek to emulate them. If the pros aren't breaking very forcefully, the masses might follow. But now less people want to play pool. (It's a theory.) Did this even make even a little sense? ........
@@shannonmcstormy5021 I understand and agree with your observations. Respect for opponents and or friends was taught to me a long long time ago. I was away from the game for tooooo long and recently picked up a cue and I’m in heaven. The interaction between opponents in billards is unique and should be as important as winning. Good memories. Good post.
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. No one has taken advantage of the obvious. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
We always considered the rule that you prefer, but too often, we see a player rushing to a shot and shooting it when not ready. No player has taken advantage of staying down on the shot too long, so since it wasn't abused, we let the player relax and execute the shot with his maximum skill. BTW, you're not alone. 🙂
Why is Van Boening putting the 9 ball level in line with the second side diamond and the 1 ball out in front of the second side diamonds. Isn't the 1 ball supposed to be in line with the second side diamond? Or is this some sort of a optical illusion?
Ok does anyone want to take a guess how many times Jeremy has said "Heavy". I'm at the 24:00 min mark and I bet he's said it at least two dozen times already!
I was down 8-6 to pia filler in the 22 derby 9 ball, and she made an illegal break so I passed it back. She then calls push out and I said you can’t do that. I looked at Josh and he said real quickly oh yeah she can push out. You would think professional players would know the rules more than a working man, but I didn’t contest it because I didn’t want to go all the way downstairs to tournament desk. Needless to say I have no respect for either of them. Ended up losing 9-6, not to say I would have won but I could have made it closer at least.
It's a 9 foot table, they never play on 8 foot tables. Sometimes they also play on 7 foot tables, and 10 foot tables. But most of the time they are on the 9 footers.
They very RARELY, actually never, play pro events on an 8' table. There are events on 7' tables but primarily, 9' tables are the norm. 8 footers are useless IMO. Save ur $ for a diamond bar box or a diamond 9 footer!
I guess I don't understand why there is a shot clock. In the fourth rack, Fedor came down to zero on the clock and nothing happened. A few more seconds went by before he shot again.
As long as you stay down and are "addressing the ball" at 00, it is legal. Good question. They don't want the buzzer going off while you're down on the shot.
A ref is there to ensure the rules are followed...pros are there to play and better be sure they know all the rules. Now theres no really unified rules in pool but at the end of the day if the ref told him of a foul before it happened is still bad juju plain and simple. American football refs dont rush the field to tell someone they're lined up offsides etc...
@@dfynt1G pull that in a tournment with me or better a cash game im telling you and any one else if YOU start to foul I will tell you before if i see you doing it.... It is the honest thing to do any thing else is trash
It is not a foul, but the breaker does have a "Non-Compliant" break. There is a 3-point rule on the break. You get a point for each ball pocketed and a point for each ball that passes the head string. Score less than 3 and it's a non-compliant break. The opponent has the option of shooting or giving it back to the breaker.
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. No one has taken advantage of the obvious. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
Why can't Americans stick to the American traditional billiard ball colors we all here in the country have been using. 1 = yellow. 2 = blue. 3 = red. 4=purple. 5 = orange. 6 = green. 7 = maroon. 8 = black. Then 9 thru 15 group, having the stripe color matching 1 to 7, adding by adding 8. (7 low group plus 8 is 15 high)
I know this isn't missed connections but to the gorgeous woman on the right in the first row, if you're reading this just know when the camera panned out to your face I didn't did not pay attention to the game. I'm in love.
So this match was played in January I guess? It's the middle of June now. Now how does the Russian invasion of the Ukraine affect Fedor Gorst and his pool career around the world
Only thing I don't like is that Matchroom has taken over all aspects of major pool nowadays and they're primarily UK/European.... The American game of Billiards has been compromised as now ALL European now who run all MAJOR events, terrible time for pool
Captain America wins again and against probably the best all around player in the world next to Alex hell Fedor won the one pocket and banks tournament this year
Fedor tops the money leader board with $173,000, Filler won $122,000 so far this year and SVB is at $98,000. And Fedor wasn't allowed to play for months here because of Putin's war in the Ukraine but nevertheless he's on top!
That’s a horrible thing for a referee to do ,shame on him and The player himself for not offering Shane Van Boening Ball in Hand ,these players travel thousands of miles ,from all over the globe and to over come a call like that ,we all need to raise our standards now .
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It’s so nice to watch a tournament and know which ball is next. I hate how some ball companies have the balls in non traditional colors.
I couldn’t agree more and I hope your comment gets 100,000 likes. 👍🏻
Also glad there isn’t a shoot out at the end.
Yep the purple 5 ball needs to be retired
No ugly, dull grey cloth either.
I do fancy a nice yellow 1, blue 2, red 3, purple 4, orange 5, green 6, maroon 7, black 8, and yellow striped 9.
I like Gorst. Something about him, I just get a real wholesome vibe. Seems like a good kid. Oh, also he is really really really good at pool.
Same with Shane. Shane has that humbleness about that that anyone would like. I like Gorst too. Not a fan of Filler though because he acts like an upset little kid when he loses.
Two outstanding players plus two great commentators made this match a joy to watch. A huge thank you for sharing! You guys have the best production quality in the industry.
Other than the constant breathing into the mic
Much appreciated!
@@exstessyy2361 that was for granny not you 🙄🤫😂
The camera angles were first class! Best I’ve seen 🤙🏻
Glad you liked it!!
Im from Sioux Falls South Dakota and seeing how passionate Shane is with this sport is just so inspirational, such a great player
Thanks Accu-stats for another complete and exciting game! Thanks
Glad you enjoy it!
Very happy to see Gorst playing. Also happy to see SVB play so well.
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Wow, thanks!
Great match, both players thoroughly focused on the table, so good.
These fellas are so darn good, they're actually boring to watch. I'm not bagging on them. They're just that good!
Great comentary. Great conversation during the match.
Excellent presentation! Great camera work and very clear and clean definition. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much!
It is almost like the once great accu-stats was playing catch-up smh
Fedor makes 2 on the break, open table but not a compliant break. Players need to protest this. Just terrible 😔
Agreed! Final score says it all. Difference of 2. Fedor's "non-compliant break" is the only reason Shane won this match. They were playing at least equally well IMO and Fedor's cue ball control and shot making skills are phenomenal. This is not a Shane vs Fedor debate. I really like both players. My argument is about the stupid break rule. It biases the outcome because it favors the hardest breaker BUT a rule should be unbiased or it is a terrible rule!!!!
Agreed... Next year they'll be giving out "participation trophies"
I think if it's break from the box, even with template, then the 3 point rule shouldn't be applied, but the break speed can be at the refs discretion to prevent soft breaking. However, it's it's break from anywhere, then 3 the point rule is fine. Breaking from the box requires a cut break, and with a slightly over cut on the one, the balls fonts spread as well
@@physicsguybrian Position on the 7 ball in the 15th rack, that might have costed him the match right there....
You will not see that rule at the 2022 International Open. 😀
Thanks for posting this match
It's the first time i am seeing players racking the balls themselves.
Two great players.
Dear Pat,
I am so sorry to have read about Patrick Jr.!
I offer my sincerest condolences ... and I hope and pray that you will be together with him throughout eternity !!!
God Bless,
Gary Kessinger
Thank you Gary!
I like to be listening to Danny Dilaberto and Marc Wilson much entertainment when there both in the booth
Announcers: anyone watching this could get out from here.
Me: once again you underestimate my ability to choke.
Great instructions in the commentary
SVB could end up being the GOAT, just very precise and strategic.
Fedor is so young and already on SVB’s level. I can almost guarantee he will end up being the GOAT.
Why are all the Accustat matches uploaded at such low resolution (720p)? That's fine for people who watch on their phone, but I'm watching on a large screen TV. It's difficult to watch because I can see lines in the video. If you care about video quality, please upload 1080p instead.
Great matchup. The table was playing super fast, like glass.
I enjoy watching these matches very much. My only complaint is that the volume of the commentary is too low to hear. I turn it all the way up and it's barely audible. There should be some minimum volume setting so that it can be heard. I've noticed there is a range of volume settings that vary from one match to another. Please institute a volume standard. Thank you.
Mr Shane is a real gentlemen indeed 😇
No jump cues is wonderful
What cue ball are they using in this??
I love how these commentators are open and honest about how dumb all of these rules are getting out in the open for the old guys who make them to hear. I bet the rules committee guys were playing in a bar and were constantly getting tan with a soft break so they went to the office and started drafting new rules.
No, those rules we have thanks to Corey Deuel's infamous soft breaks.
@@robdetuinman2 still doesn't accomplish what it's intended too. How many times did they break hard make 1 or 2 balls and still have an "illegal" break just because 1 or 2 balls didn't pass the head string? Garbage rules just ruining the sport.
@@ericjones745 Agreed, if they want to add something to the rules then just make it 3 balls past the center table line instead of the headstring.
I really don't like the break rules. Especially when Gorst made 2 balls on the break, but it still wasn't legal because another ball didn't pass the head string.
that rule is so stupid. it must be changed
In rack 5, Fedor went over the time of the shot clock twice. Is there some sort of five second rule?
I saw that too. It was foul but the ref didn't call it.
Fedor time fouls again when the score is 5-3! No penalty!
I'm just a new fan of the game and trying to understand the rules and that really caught my eye.
The 3 point rule is strange at the least and unreasonable, really.
It's insane, SVB just keeps getting better and better. You have to admit it.
Not really. He used to be the best but sinds a half year or so Joshua Filler passed him on FargoRate. A few points at first but now it's a whopping 7 points.
Shane won the world 9 ball last year , Shane is still ahead of filler when he’s at his high gear
JJ is the commentator GOAT
In 53:40 when SVB did break, one ball goes to the side pocket but why changes to Gorst for the next shot?
That "compliant" needs to go. The break is a luck shot. A ball made on the break but a few balls didn't pass the head string is costing players games and matches. 💯 Unfair to both players.
Agreed! And it favors the power breakers like shane. The rule is stupid and I am willing to bet there was zero legitimate math/stats/physics analysis used to support the rule and/or determine the details of the rule. Why 3? What technical basis arrived at that gem of stupidness? Fedor hit a VERY hard break, made two balls, STILL non-compliant?!?!? WT actual F? The rule needs to go!!! I am a physicist and pool practitioner. The rule is nonsense, was clearly a "best guess" arbitrary attempt at a rule and it is biasing outcomes that favor hard breakers. Any rule that biases the game is a terrible rule!!! Idiocracy!!!
@@physicsguybrian absolutely agree. It cost Fedor the match.
@@chrisolson3240 It is a stupid rule, but we can't say that it was the factor that "cost Fedor the match"....
It happened to Shane too.
You will not see that rule at the 2022 International Open. 😀
I completely disagree the one ball is an easy pocket once you figure out the table and these guys are so good that they can make it to easy they are already shooting 95+ %.
They make it look easy, but a lot of practice makes it possible.
You learn more by watching other players than by playing. The only practice you can really do is making the balls. But everything else is all mind games. Creativity will always overcome the book answers. Learning how speed affects the movement of the cue ball is very important, way more important than how it affects the object ball. I had a pocket ball with the 8-ball sitting about 2 feet under it. We have timeouts in our league so I asked my captain what he wanted me to do. And he said top right so it would set up for a long shot but easily makable 8. I said okay. I put low left and ripped it, and it settled just below the 8 for the easiest shot ever. And he asked how i did that. And i told him physics. If you hit full enough on the object ball most of the momentum gets taken away from the cue ball. Then when it contacts the rail it will do what's it's supposed to if the speed is appropriate. Would i ever do that shot again, probably not, but it was a badass shot. I figured worst case scenario with the speed i hit, it would end up going three rail with an easy shot, but instead went 1 rail right behind the 8.
It hit the point, because it wasn't on the rail. He hit it with a slight cut which drove the 4 to the point. Happens quite often on that type of shot. It's one reason why i hate going across the table for rail shots, and always try to set up for the shot that doesn't require that. It's one of my many weaknesses.
He actually hit a little heavy, only by a few millimeters, but that's all it took...
Are they both using SVB ghost cues?
Why does it look like the 9ball is on the foot spot? Is this venue making that an additional rule like the various types of breaks they're enforcing?
is this 8ft table or 9ft? why does it look smaller
9 ft
Can someone please explain to me what they were talking about with the non-complying break? What constitutes a non-complying break?
Love the rack but you can see slow balls change direction and some completely stop next to it
O.K. Guess I'm missing something in pool. Both of these guys rack with the 9 ball on the spot.. I've always racked with the 1 ball on the spot.. What has changed ??
The rules have changed
9 on the spot makes it harder to make a ball on the break consistently.
Yep the rules have changed over the years. Breaking from the box. So many balls past the headstring. THE PLAYERS VOTED for this. They get sick of the same patterns and the breaker dominating. They voted for this to make it more random.
“Anyone watching this can run out from here” challenge accepted
Jeremy, in the States, we call that “draw!”
If the nine goes on the break, but nothing else goes in and nothing crosses the headstring, is it a non-compliant break? Also, this is insanely great quality of play when a guy shoots a .912 and loses!
compliant if any ball goes in
@@mrmichaelhallett The number of balls pocketed plus the number crossing the head string have to equal or exceed three.
I just finished watching parts of the epic race to 120 9-Ball challenge between Strickland and Reyes which makes races to even 13 seem just a little short.
Love the video, and the commentary is great, Mark and JJ are both very good at what they do. The only thing I wish they would do is talk about what cue each player is using to break with and play with, the brand, weight, cue tip, etc.
SVB seems to be playing with different cues now, and the guys on the mic never say what he is using. I would like to know what cue they both play with.
They are both sponsored by cuetec. Shane plays with the white svb Dakota edition with a 5/6 inch extension full time. I believe gorst uses the ghost edition.
Svb is shooting with the ghost edition and gorst has the true wood walnut. Both cuetec cynergy
@@karsonricelli1492 Shane is still using his white cuetec. He says he's won too much with it so he sticks with whitey 😂
@@brendanvu1983 this is true, but he's using ghost in this match
What's the point of the shot clock? Is it in play?
Gorst goes to zero repeatedly and nothing gets called.
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
Was the shot clock in play or not? Doesn't seem so.
It was.
Someone explain to me why Fedor couldn't push? In the 3 point break rule it says if the table is passed to the breaker, he can play a push. If the incoming player accepts the table, the incoming player cannot play a push. Do i have it twisted or am i reading it wrong?
The original breaker was Fedor so why can't he push??? If Shane were to accept the table then SHANE wouldn't be allowed to push. Why am I wrong?
Can anyone tell me why they are racking the balls the way that they are - with the 9ball on the dot? I thought it was the 1 on the dot, in line with the second diamonds from the bottom. I've noticed this in several other videos as well.
There is 2 (options) on racking in 9 ball (only). 1 ball on footstring or 9 ball on footstring. It's however the game is setup. The 9 ball on the footstring closes the box for the 1 ball in the side pockets or... Any ball on the 2 corner pockets on the footsring side. Hope this helps
SVB playing with a new cue?
During college, especially in my group of peers, Winning was second to cool. Cool was thunderous breaks, massive English on the ball, never playing a Safety, have to bank the 8 (in 8-ball). and I would much rather play well and lose than play poorly and win. I wanted good contests. Among friends, if we reached the 8-ball and the opponent was way behind, we would suddenly declare that the 8-ball (for this game) must be banked, caromed, kicked or jumped to give him/her the chance to catch up. Did anyone else play this way with their friends?
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(Sorry, new to Medical Ca____) The reason I brought up the above was that I think audiences like crushing, loud breaks, the chances of the 9 (in 9-ball) going in on the break, the drama of the break. Not to mention, powerful breaking is fun and part of the appeal of the sport. (In the Color of Money, Vincent's super loud break is what drew Newman's character over to him.) And I think due to social media, RUclips in particular, many watch the pros and seek to emulate them. If the pros aren't breaking very forcefully, the masses might follow. But now less people want to play pool. (It's a theory.) Did this even make even a little sense? ........
@@shannonmcstormy5021 I understand and agree with your observations. Respect for opponents and or friends was taught to me a long long time ago. I was away from the game for tooooo long and recently picked up a cue and I’m in heaven. The interaction between opponents in billards is unique and should be as important as winning. Good memories. Good post.
53:11 van someone explain to me why shane lost he's turn?
3-point rule
Somebody know whats happening with Jerry Briesath, we don't see him anymore attending those games ?
Why is there no push allowed?
What’s the point of the time clock if you can let it run out and still shoot
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. No one has taken advantage of the obvious. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
@@AccuStats I understand the rule it’s stupid. Timer is a Timer. It goes to zero it should be a foul.
We always considered the rule that you prefer, but too often, we see a player rushing to a shot and shooting it when not ready. No player has taken advantage of staying down on the shot too long, so since it wasn't abused, we let the player relax and execute the shot with his maximum skill. BTW, you're not alone. 🙂
@@AccuStats I understand but it defeats the purpose of the timer. Just watched a female match and the timer was used properly.
Oh, well.
I dont understand, they made a pocket after the break, but another player made the next shot?
Why do they rack with the 9 on the spot ?
More difficult to make a ball on the break.
Why is Van Boening putting the 9 ball level in line with the second side diamond and the 1 ball out in front of the second side diamonds. Isn't the 1 ball supposed to be in line with the second side diamond? Or is this some sort of a optical illusion?
at 29:24 Gorst makes the 1 ball on the break, why is Shane up??
Break rules, have to make so many past the kitchen. The players chose these rules to take the break out of the dominating factor.
@@capoman1 thanks for the explanation I appreciate it
What happened to the commentary @accustats
13:10 nothing better than 🎣 talk at a pool tourney
22:38 is he talking to his g-ma with that 🎤
42:25 they did not see a combo?
Is Fedor really shooting using a SVB Cue while playing SVB?
why does gorst's shaft doesn't have the signature white ferrule of the cynergy?? He's using a different brand of shaft?? Anyone pls enlighten me.
His ferrule broke and got replaced by a black one.
Ok does anyone want to take a guess how many times Jeremy has said "Heavy". I'm at the 24:00 min mark and I bet he's said it at least two dozen times already!
Doesn't bother me
The 3 balls across the line on the break rule hurts the game. I think Gorst would have won if had chalked his cue a little more often.
Hi
What happened in rack7..
Fedor made The 1 on the break, next thing I saw was SVB playing
Shane has a new cue. Is that still a Cuetec Synergy?
Cuetec cynergy svb ghost edition
I was down 8-6 to pia filler in the 22 derby 9 ball, and she made an illegal break so I passed it back. She then calls push out and I said you can’t do that. I looked at Josh and he said real quickly oh yeah she can push out. You would think professional players would know the rules more than a working man, but I didn’t contest it because I didn’t want to go all the way downstairs to tournament desk. Needless to say I have no respect for either of them. Ended up losing 9-6, not to say I would have won but I could have made it closer at least.
Is this on a 9’ or an 8’?
It's a 9 foot table, they never play on 8 foot tables. Sometimes they also play on 7 foot tables, and 10 foot tables. But most of the time they are on the 9 footers.
They very RARELY, actually never, play pro events on an 8' table. There are events on 7' tables but primarily, 9' tables are the norm. 8 footers are useless IMO. Save ur $ for a diamond bar box or a diamond 9 footer!
Is anyone can tell me why if the player after break and there is ball goes in pocket.. then why the opponent make a shot ?
In all my 30 something yrs of watching professional pool I've never seen a referee warn a player that they're about to commit a foul. Wtff was that??
Ref screwed up!
the person presiding this match is not a certified referee. They were acting as a tournament official.
I guess I don't understand why there is a shot clock. In the fourth rack, Fedor came down to zero on the clock and nothing happened. A few more seconds went by before he shot again.
As long as you stay down and are "addressing the ball" at 00, it is legal. Good question. They don't want the buzzer going off while you're down on the shot.
@@capoman1 Makes sense to me! Thanks.
I laugh every time I hear Mark say well he missed it on the pro side not the amateur side that's great but he still missed lol 😂
But he didn't leave anything easy, that's what that means
@@robdetuinman2 yeah I understand and knew that just making an inference as to how funny it sounds
The "non-compliant" break nonsense needs to go away. It's not natural.
The players voted and chose it. So hate on the players if you like. They wanted a new pattern.
46:45 referee may or may not have told fedor he was about to foul.
they should
The ref should not inform player.
A ref is there to ensure the rules are followed...pros are there to play and better be sure they know all the rules. Now theres no really unified rules in pool but at the end of the day if the ref told him of a foul before it happened is still bad juju plain and simple.
American football refs dont rush the field to tell someone they're lined up offsides etc...
@@dfynt1G pull that in a tournment with me
or better a cash game
im telling you and any one else if YOU start to foul I will tell you before if i see you doing it.... It is the honest thing to do
any thing else is trash
Announcers even called it, the ref is not to inform the player of an oncoming foul. Rules not personal ethics.
Marc Wilson stop saying FeedOr his name is FED OR
29:02 why is it foul?
It is not a foul, but the breaker does have a "Non-Compliant" break. There is a 3-point rule on the break. You get a point for each ball pocketed and a point for each ball that passes the head string. Score less than 3 and it's a non-compliant break. The opponent has the option of shooting or giving it back to the breaker.
A game between two stalwarts
The table is larger than it appears.
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1:05:00
what's with Fedor going over shot time so many times
As long as the player is "addressing" the cue ball, it is not a foul when the timer goes to 00. No one has taken advantage of the obvious. If the player gets off the shot or starts looking around, then it's a foul.
spend much more on cams and trying to make a better weiwing expeirience then you upload
in 720p come on such a let down upscale to 4k
The guys talk about everything but the match at hand
No push-out after the break?
Something to do with the nonsensical "noncompliant break" rule.
Why can't Americans stick to the
American traditional billiard ball
colors we all here in the country have been using. 1 = yellow. 2 = blue. 3 = red. 4=purple. 5 = orange. 6 = green. 7 = maroon. 8 = black.
Then 9 thru 15 group, having the stripe color matching 1 to 7, adding by adding 8. (7 low group plus 8 is 15 high)
the compliant break rule sucks
We agree.
Everyone thinks that. But the players voted and chose it.
I know this isn't missed connections but to the gorgeous woman on the right in the first row, if you're reading this just know when the camera panned out to your face I didn't did not pay attention to the game. I'm in love.
So this match was played in January I guess? It's the middle of June now. Now how does the Russian invasion of the Ukraine affect Fedor Gorst and his pool career around the world
Commentators, take a tip from Miles Davis . . . Silence . . . Let it breathe
Only thing I don't like is that Matchroom has taken over all aspects of major pool nowadays and they're primarily UK/European.... The American game of Billiards has been compromised as now ALL European now who run all MAJOR events, terrible time for pool
I have no problem with referee telling the player the rules about pushout.
If they ask about a rule ref can clarify. Ref can't coach & ref too. Whats next recommend a shot?
The 3 ball rule is the dumbest rule this game has ever seen
Captain America wins again and against probably the best all around player in the world next to Alex hell Fedor won the one pocket and banks tournament this year
Fedor tops the money leader board with $173,000, Filler won $122,000 so far this year and SVB is at $98,000. And Fedor wasn't allowed to play for months here because of Putin's war in the Ukraine but nevertheless he's on top!
That's a stupid break rule. They should have a speed gun. Anything over 17 miles an hour is a legal break.
I don’t like that break rule
That’s a horrible thing for a referee to do ,shame on him and The player himself for not offering Shane Van Boening Ball in Hand ,these players travel thousands of miles ,from all over the globe and to over come a call like that ,we all need to raise our standards now .
Oh it was an illegal Break rack 7
what that RUSSKIE thought he could beat S.V.B not happening
I'm an SVB fan, but stfu lol