2017 China Open 世界9球中國公開賽│Nick van den Berg vs Jayson Shaw

2017 World 9-Ball China Open 世界9球中國公開賽
SE - Last 32: Nick van den Berg vs Jayson Shaw

[@joerobertson7887]

Why is there a waterfall sound in the background?

[@kctaylor21]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ-6eppjp7-XjdU why does nick turn the table over to jayson after this break? not enough balls pass the headstring, maybe?

[@destryensley7970]

Shoot the ball...

[@iepnguyen9903]

bald vs bald

[@burungbeo5146]

Minut Score 9-7 break six goal , foul why

[@lapnguyen2898]

If two balls are made on the break, the break is legal. If only one ball was made on the break, it is required to drive three balls above the head string. The head string is the line where the players placed their balls to start the break. The spot where the 1 ball is placed is called the foot spot. This rule was implemented to prevent players from using the soft break, such as Corey Deuel. It makes the game more exciting. Some players intentionally break softly because they can play a better strategic game than running out racks. When the game was at 9-7, Nick made a ball, but none of the balls passed the head strings. He needed at least 3 of them to past the head string if he only pocket one of the ball. In the past, as long as you pocketed a ball on the break, the break was legal.