2014 Cue Sports International U.S. Bar Table Championships 9 Ball Grand Sierra Resort and Casino Reno, NV Players: Corey Deuel vs Dennis Orcollo Commentator: Ken Shuman
I don't know whether to be impressed or appalled that Corey figured out how to soft break so well that one of the low balls is wired to the 9 every single break.
If you think pool on a 7 footer is a joke you're not a real pool player. You should be able to play on any table. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Both earl Strickland and Landon shuffet said they like the 10 foot tables because it's easier to move around and less clusters. Pool is pool, as long an both players are playing on the same table it doesn't matter what size it is. Most pros are just too lazy to learn to play bar table pool. That's why Oscar Dominguez refused to play sky Woodward on a Barbox
Corey won by pattern racking and soft breaking and thats not how the game should be played theyre both monsters and they should know better i see pattern racking a form of cheating to always win that way and its a coward move imo
The magic rack (while being a good concept) has lead rise to strategies around racking that do not benefit the sport. Gone are the days where you needed to have a lot of skill to break correctly. I know Corey has mastered the soft break but it's just plain dumb when combined with pattern racking.
simply saying u cant soft break is a hard thing to gauge, what constitutes soft, what is too soft. are they gonna really have a ref there with a speed gun. they should just make it so u have to break in the break box for 9 ball or dont use the smart rack.
I was gonna say I expect Dennis to win. And that would be true on a 9ft. But on a bar box I gotta go with Corey. Corey Deuel is one of the strongest bar box players on Earth.
I don't know whether to be impressed or appalled that Corey figured out how to soft break so well that one of the low balls is wired to the 9 every single break.
If you think pool on a 7 footer is a joke you're not a real pool player. You should be able to play on any table. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Both earl Strickland and Landon shuffet said they like the 10 foot tables because it's easier to move around and less clusters. Pool is pool, as long an both players are playing on the same table it doesn't matter what size it is. Most pros are just too lazy to learn to play bar table pool. That's why Oscar Dominguez refused to play sky Woodward on a Barbox
Correy is playing 4 ball Dennis is playing 9 ball. That soft break has got to be illegal. It’s not technically cheating but feels like it.
Don´t like this, Soft breaking is bad for the sport... No competition at all
Good for Corey! He found a way to beat the system.
Dinky little tables so the drunks can play. This isn't real pool. It's a joke.
Corey won by pattern racking and soft breaking and thats not how the game should be played theyre both monsters and they should know better i see pattern racking a form of cheating to always win that way and its a coward move imo
unreal soft break by corey duel. i'm working on coping that break. strong break.
The 2 masters of pattern racking. To bad they both couldent lose. Lol.
The magic rack (while being a good concept) has lead rise to strategies around racking that do not benefit the sport. Gone are the days where you needed to have a lot of skill to break correctly. I know Corey has mastered the soft break but it's just plain dumb when combined with pattern racking.
This is great quality video. As good as I've seen.
Is that the only pair of pants the Corey owns?
I prefer 8-ball on a bar table over 9-ball bc it's just tougher to run out
Does this guy have a lisp?
what size table is this seems small
9 ball on a bar table with these players looks routine. wish i can see them play rotation on a 10 footer in the Filipino way.
simply saying u cant soft break is a hard thing to gauge, what constitutes soft, what is too soft. are they gonna really have a ref there with a speed gun. they should just make it so u have to break in the break box for 9 ball or dont use the smart rack.
The shouldent let them break soft. They have it down to an art.
Hey Lou Valdez... You were suppose to say... "Too" bad they both "couldn't" lose. Just trying to help
I was gonna say I expect Dennis to win. And that would be true on a 9ft. But on a bar box I gotta go with Corey. Corey Deuel is one of the strongest bar box players on Earth.