It's an English table, so it's 7 ft by 3 ft with snooker table pockets. The pockets are much tighter in comparison to American tables, but shots to the middle pockets are easier from more acute angles. corner pockets play differently too, on these table if you play up the rail and bump the rail anywhere other than the last couple of inches you won't pocket the ball. Reds and Yellows are used in most pool variants other than in America. In the Uk we used to use the numbered balls but moved away from them in favour of Reds and Yellows a long time ago. Not sure what the reason for this is, Maybe it's because 9 and 10 ball pool have never really been a thing here. And that is probably because in pubs, where most of the grass routes of pool is played you pay for every frame of pool you play. Only the cue ball is returned when it is potted the other balls are retained and you have to put a coin in to get them back. so a game that can be over on the break off shot gets a little expensive.

Chris did. Seems he forfeited the frame from chris’ position and Chris showed that the table wasn’t level

He missed 1 ball In the match lol

lol

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He’s about 46 and still probably top 10 in the world