Kreativ Dental Ruhr Open (European Tour 4) Discussion !!!

Strangely enough if a player did a 147 and then another player did a 150 for instance only the player with the 147 would receive the highest break prize.

I think it would have to be a 155 for him to receive it.

Skullman wrote:Free ball with all 15 reds on the table, so 16 reds and 16 blacks.

Oh, that never occurred to me before.

We may never see a 155 for the next 50 years I think... Jamie Burnett is the only player with a break over 147, 148 at UK qualifiers 2004.

SnookerFan wrote:Remember when I predicted that Robert Milkins would win The Masters and it got in the programme?

Don't start with the programme facts

No.

Doesn't Milkins look like Sam from Lord of the Rings?

Smurph misses

Andre147 wrote:We may never see a 155 for the next 50 years I think... Jamie Burnett is the only player with a break over 147, 148 at UK qualifiers 2004.

This is going to sound ignorant, but how did he do a 148?

And that's 4-0. Murphy has looked the best player for most of the weekend.

Clara8633 wrote:

Andre147 wrote:We may never see a 155 for the next 50 years I think... Jamie Burnett is the only player with a break over 147, 148 at UK qualifiers 2004.

This is going to sound ignorant, but how did he do a 148?

Free ball again.

Second consecutive PTC title as well for Murphy

Murphy wins 4-0! That was amazing.

Clara8633 wrote:

Andre147 wrote:We may never see a 155 for the next 50 years I think... Jamie Burnett is the only player with a break over 147, 148 at UK qualifiers 2004.

This is going to sound ignorant, but how did he do a 148?

Didn't see it but I guess he took the yellow with his free-ball and a few low value colours in the rest of the break.

Great stat mention by Ralf Kaulb

And the now the never-ending snooker feast moves to the Barbican in York, the second (or first depending on our outlook) major of the season.

AC or LT? wrote:And the now the never-ending snooker feast moves to the Barbican in York, the second (or first depending on our outlook) major of the season.

And after that the next PTC will be in my home country

:O :O
I missed the 147 after watching the 2 missed ones earlier today,
was it a 155???? :O :O :O

Gnomy wrote::O :O
I missed the 147 after watching the 2 missed ones earlier today,
was it a 155???? :O :O :O

No, "just" 147.

AC or LT? wrote:And the now the never-ending snooker feast moves to the Barbican in York, the second (or first depending on our outlook) major of the season.

I'll look forward to that, if only because it's nearby me this year.

Skullman wrote:

Clara8633 wrote:

Andre147 wrote:We may never see a 155 for the next 50 years I think... Jamie Burnett is the only player with a break over 147, 148 at UK qualifiers 2004.

This is going to sound ignorant, but how did he do a 148?

Free ball again.

I forgot about free ball + less than 147

What an amazing day for Murphy. Kudos!

Andre147 wrote:

Gnomy wrote::O :O
I missed the 147 after watching the 2 missed ones earlier today,
was it a 155???? :O :O :O

No, "just" 147.

Oh all right then :p

Murphy even said he had 2 other chances yesterday for a 147...

Imagine if he had got all 5 of them

Anyway, he got it, and that's what matters, the only player to make three 147s on same year, plus he wins 2 consecutive PTC titles.

Amazing crowd @Germany
Only a few more years till westart getting quality player from Deutschland I think xD

Well done Shaun Murphy.

Perfect day for him.

Andre147 wrote:

AC or LT? wrote:And the now the never-ending snooker feast moves to the Barbican in York, the second (or first depending on our outlook) major of the season.

And after that the next PTC will be in my home country

And where is that?