Playing Foosball on a BONZINI!

I was able to get access to a Bonzini Foosball Table! It was super fun!
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[@macmcneace9567]

I'm 63, use to play this back in the early 70's, was a long hair at the time. started at about 12. many wasted days. I was fairly good, could hold my own playing 2 on 1.

[@guillaumer6814]

Remind me the sound of the Parisians bistro years and years ago. Bonzini the best one !

[@pbuffetaud3169]

Bonzini playing is all about pinning the ball for both passing and shooting. pull or push moves are more occasional and to break rhythm.

[@monugupta32]

Gosh I hate the sound of this table.. But can't help myself from seeing a good match. Keep them coming !

[@sabotaged4619]

bonus rollover lesson in background audio

[@arthurdeuker9193]

Hey i am french and watching your videos it's really fun to see that the Bonzini is not the "basic" table in the US. Maybe if you get the occasion to play again on a Bonzini you should try to play with a cork ball as your ball seems a little to hard to play in the Bonzini style. Otherwise I love your content

[@khangethananhnguyen2930]

I MISSED YOUR CONTENT

[@shiloromantini4791]

Hey, love your videos. I play almost exclusively on Tornado, but am going to the NC Open this weekend which is all Bonzini. Any tips for transitioning to a Bonzini? I have some experience, but find pull shots a little more challenging. Also I haven’t tried rollover too many times on Bonzini either.

[@garrett7312]

I was a tournament player on Bonzini and Rene Pierre tables. No offense but I'm not impressed with the skill level here.

[@ChasePennell]

I cannot blame you. I am not a Bonzini Pro... But i am on Tornado.

[@tinthuong3725]

Hi Chase, what is the ball you are using for this match. I bought a Bonzini B90 Home table but I just received a plastic ball 😢

[@ChasePennell]

The ITSF B Ball

[@guillaumer6814]

Usually the balls was made with the cork for the better grip.

[@ChasePennell]

@@guillaumer6814 they were. The Bonzini tournament ball is not.

[@wayneheath8759]

Looks like you could pick up fairly quick on the bonzini. With some adjustments, you can do anything on it you can a tornado plus a few things you cant do on tornado. Being a 20 plus year tornado guy, I thought it wasn't a good table when I first tried it. Now 10 or so years later, I enjoy it just as much as a tornado.

[@ChasePennell]

I have played on them a couple of times. I cannot play "my" game. However I have fun playing on them.

[@bluzeman1975]

I know this relatively ancient by interwebs standards , but as an old fuck starting to seriously get into foosball ... What's special about a Bomzini table vs the Tornado brand tables I've seen about 200 videos on now?

[@randad9333]

Couldn't you have leveled the table, or is that how it plays?

[@ChasePennell]

That is how they play.

[@stevenjaconette]

It's now slightly more level than it was here, but yeah, that's mostly just how they play. Part of the fun!

[@snorman7272]

This is my kind of Foosball table a single man goalie rod... yes I am from the 80s any table with a single man goalie rod is aces in my opinion.... when the three-man goalie tables came out is when I retired to me it is a beginner's table. Still have me a 1986 Brown top Dynamo classic I play on at my home

[@ChasePennell]

Single man vs three man tables do not change the play style much. It has zero effect on the forward.

[@snorman7272]

@@ChasePennell how do you figure the seat the plywood players toes are closer to the playing surface on a three-man table rather than on a single man table because when you tow the ball the angle of the rod is up much higher then you tried to do a bank shot in the ball flies off the table another negative feature is the three-man rod it's a flat surface by care and that still changes the complexion of the game to an extent unless you're simply a foosball player who does the common shots you always see now on film they tow the ball in the front word position back and forth and they guess where you're not going to be to me that's not foosball foosball is when you set up a pool shot or a kick shot or a bank shot they know the shot you're going to do however you have to be faster than them to get to the area that is open now that is skill the other is chance that's the way I see it but then again I'm 55 years old and I never lost a tournament back in the day

[@ChasePennell]

Stormin Norman If you never lost a tournament then you never played anyone good. I am not trying to be mean, but that is just the truth. People that played on the TS table only played Foosball for a couple of years before they played in tournaments. People like Tony Spredeman have 25 years of experience on one table. The old tables here toys in comparison to the new ones. Foosball is more about speed now than ever before. You need to have a better game plan now than ever before. You have to have better knowledge than every before. On the newer tornado tables you can bank as good if not better than in the 70s. It is a lack of experience and playing the beat players in the world that gives you that opinion.

[@snorman7272]

@@ChasePennell there were tournaments everywhere what's in a 75-mile radius of my home unfortunately had a full-time job so I played amateur.... my brother went down to Alabama and the late 80s and played in the Pro-Am tournament any beat the number to the number five guy in the world as an amateur us boys bike here in Zanesville, Ohio take things a bit seriously....lol.... we just happen to fall in a different generation gap

[@LionChavez]

You can pin your 5 man against the wall to keep your skirt up for goalie and defensemen shots. Its a gentle art.

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