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Kristina Zlateva vs Jasmin Ouschan｜2023 WPA 9-Ball China Open

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2023 浦東唐城 WPA 9球中國公開賽
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The WPA 9-Ball China Open is a pro 9-ball tournament held annually since 2009 in Shanghai, China, it was previously named World 9-Ball China Open. The event is organized by Shanghai Pudong Billiards Association and it has been supported by Peoples’ Government of Tangzhen Pudong New Area and the Chinese Billiards & Snooker Association (CBSA) in a very beginning throughout the years.
However, the the pandemic has been put the 9-Ball China Open on hiatus for nearly 4 years and finally the event has returned in last autumn in Pudong Tangzhen, Shanghai as 2023 was the 12th of the event, the event has been held at Pudong Tangzhen Culture & Sports Center in Shanghai since 2016 after 7 years at Shanghai Pudong Yuanshen Stadium.
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#Pool #9ball #ChinaOpen2023 #Pudong #Billiards #台球 #撞球 #9球中國公開賽 #浦東唐城

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20 авг 2024

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@edwardpillans3260 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Alison for the stream🎉

@wallytverstol8627 3 месяца назад

2 of my favorites

@briangolden276 6 месяцев назад

I like it when there are no commentaries

@wallytverstol8627 3 месяца назад

nice pressure shot

@susannia7039 7 месяцев назад

Alison thank you for the video, but it seems different than most of your videos. The camera angle was moving around a lot here, following the players up close walking around the table perusing their shot options. Meanwhile the viewer cannot study the layout to see what options the player may have. This is part of the enjoyment of watching the game. Also when the player is taking the shot, often times the camera is zoomed in so close that the viewer cannot see the entire play evolve until it's almost over because they cannot see the entire table during the shot. In the past, I always enjoyed your videos because the camera stayed over the table, and there was no up close and personal zooms onto the players face, or their shot, and so there was no rush for the viewer to memorize the layout and possible shot options and how any shot would possibly effect the layout. I noticed that Predator events do this, where the camera seems to focus more on closeups of the player instead of the game that we are tuning in to watch. This video looks like it was produced similarly. Will you return to uploading videos that do not change the camera angle so often? That would be great!