David Alcaide vs Ko Pin Yi | Last 16 | 2022 World Pool Masters

Two-time #WorldPoolMasters champion David Alcaide takes on Chinese Taipei's Ko Pin Yi in the last 16 of the 2022 World Pool Masters in Gibraltar.
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[@ShootingAndReloading]

cut just before the last ball! 😧

[@kv9395]

KZbin conceded

[@kheirobenberrah]

@@kv9395 😂

[@kumpulancerita1001]

this video lagging 🥴

[@brandonnunn6706]

When u make 3 balls on the break the game looks pretty dang on easy

[@thenhatminhnguyen8235]

The recent videos lagged so much

[@mariarhodasullerademition660]

Yey🎉 Ko pin yi is winning tandem

[@andrewfernando8682]

that safety on 1 ball

[@jjgghhjk]

38:43

[@kv9395]

KZbin conceded 😂😂😂

[@jjgghhjk]

38:43

[@atoaja9812]

1:11 Ko ping chung

[@DuzkVN]

nice

[@charlesfair1582]

Thank you very much Matchroom, for bringing us this great Masters tournament. Also good commentary. Only thing I see wrong is the color of the five ball. I don’t understand why you insist on continuing this confusing ( illegal). Practice.Please get with the rest of the world. Think of the Players!!! Also the commentators AND the viewers.

[@aracalbuto]

Stupid rule that always the rack winner breaks in the next rack. This way one player can win without the other player ever coming to the table

[@HyperFlash23]

Not at all…. Whomever dominates the table should break. One mistake can simply ruin your chances. Are you just mad David lost? If he’s won, would your opinion had been different?

[@aracalbuto]

@@HyperFlash23 not at all, I'm actually no fan of any of the two. I just think it's a weird ruleset where a player can win 5 racks or so in a row in a race to 7 like in this case and the other player can't just do anything. Imagine Ko Pin Yi had won 7-0 and David has not touched the table once. What kind of sports event would that be? There wouldn't have been any kind of combat and just boring.

[@jackoadam1813]

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