BCA 2024 World League 8-Ball Singles (Gold) Wayne Crow v Brandon Forar

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5 ай бұрын

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It’s a very warm welcome back to the Rio, All Suites Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada for the BCA World Pool League Championships for this 11pm match-up in the first round (winner's side) of the final double elimination bracket of 128 players between Wayne Crow & Brandon Forar of Minnesota.
The winner is just four matches away from the $11,000 first prize, the loser moves to the one-loss side of the bracket and is 11 matches from first place.
[This is a 4K recording, our livestream team were covering another simultaneous match].

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@stevesmith866 24 күн бұрын

Wayne took 3 minutes to hit a shot at the 25minute mark. Don’t watch it. Just trust me you’ll want to pull your eyes out. He had 2 shots to choose from, cut a ball in the corner or a 2 ball combo in the other corner. That’s it ,

@mothlikeTV 15 күн бұрын

I feel you Steve. Alas, CSI who run the events, only have shot clocks on the two Pro TV tables, the remaining 20 Pro tables don't have the manpower / referees to run and enforce the system. These BCA World Pool League Championships are a big deal for league players and there was over $91,000 in prize money paid out to the top 128 finishers just in this Gold Division. The winner gets $13,000, so players generally take more time. CSI did enforce a 2-hour limit on these race--to-five matches, with any unplayed racks replaced by a lag, which happened quite a few times.

@ronhahn9170 4 ай бұрын

Good hit at 1:37:10. Wayne just overcut the 10.

@mothlikeTV 4 ай бұрын

It was very clearly a good hit to me and with Brandon’s comment: “I don’t know why the 5 would move” he is implying he thinks it was a bad hit. The 5 was always going to move because it was in the space the cue ball would head towards after striking the left side of the 10.

@apossol08 4 ай бұрын

slowest matches in history

@mothlikeTV 4 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment. They were playing for pretty big money & with no shot clock, so players can pretty much take as long as they like. They referees were enforcing a 2-hour limit for the race to 5 matches however. They'd come over a 1hr 45m and issue a warning that at exactly 2 hours, they'd come back and allow the rack in progress to finish, but any other racks still remaining would be settled by lagging.

@urangthetang Ай бұрын

Like watching pant dry. SHOT CLOCK.

@mothlikeTV 15 күн бұрын

Alas, CSI who run the events, only have shot clocks on the two Pro TV tables, the remaining 20 Pro tables don't have the manpower / referees to run and enforce the system. These BCA World Pool League Championships are a big deal for league players and there was over $91,000 in prize money paid out to the top 128 finishers just in this Gold Division. The winner gets $13,000, so players generally take more time. CSI did enforce a 2-hour limit on these race--to-five matches, with any unplayed racks replaced by a lag, which happened quite a few times.