Part 1 - Introduction of the pool players and Game #1 thru Game #8.
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Part 2 - Game #9
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Part 3 - Game #10
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Part 4 - Game #11 thru Game #13
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Part 5 - Game #14 thru the match end.

Well, here is another week of the exciting Philippine Bigtime Billiards Face-Off series. This 10 ball match series is broadcast live from the Philippines. Each week they are matching up two world-class pro pool players to face-off for tv viewers to sweat. It is an interesting format for pro pool video production.

In this PBB Face-Off 10 ball video Roberto Gomez a.k.a. "Superman" faces-off against Chang Jung Lin from China.  This 10 ball match is a race to 9 games and is a winner breaks match format.  This is a great match with good commentary.  What a great way to present pool to the public. I just wish the video stream on Ustream was of a higher quality.

I have all 5 pool video segments from this billiards match available here for you to enjoy. Let me know what you think of this pool match and the Bigtime Billiards Face-Off series.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: 10 Ball Video: Chang vs. Gomez, Philippine Bigtime Billiards Face-Off

Here is a pool video featuring two great pool players Roberto Gomez and Ronnie Alcano. This is a pool match video from the Galveston World Classic.

These two world-class players are playing in the finals of the winner's side of the bracket. They are playing 8 ball.

This is a good match with good commentary from JoeyA (Pool Forum Legend) and Charlie "hill-billy" Bryant. The only bad thing about the match is the audio/video quality and editing. The most annoying thing is the sound is a few seconds ahead of the shots, so they tend to spoil the results of the shot, but they do have good information to share, so I'll overlook the audio glitch. The video quality is fair, by today's standards. It was captured via Ustream and the folks at Inside Pool Mag.

Enjoy!
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Galveston World Classic: Gomez vs. Alcano