This thread also displays on the following board(s): Calgary  &  Edmonton  &  Vancouver  &  TSAC Topic: Live streaming from Kentucky tourney Author: van_can_foos Original Message Posted: Aug 1 2008 7:07PM Check out the new Warrior table. Streming seems to work alright: http://www.netfoos.tv/ They only have close-ups set up for table one. See who's playing by clicking 'Matches In Progress' here: http://ifp.everguide.com/commander/tour/public/ Moya & Mario are on now. Earl Author: The Next One. Reply #1 Posted: Aug 1 2008 7:39PM Thanks a lot Earl, it's really cool. Author: Red Pepper Reply #2 Posted: Aug 3 2008 5:31AM You can find some reviews of the table here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl4eg31BzoU I like how Billy Pappas pretty much calls it a piece of shyte and how everyone complains that it screws up their arm because the rods are so heavy. Sweet! Author: Superfly Reply #3 Posted: Aug 3 2008 3:54PM Yeah, they should design a table where they have 3 goalies so that you can slop in more goals. Oh, and design the men in such a way so that you can only do one shot...the roll-over. Oh, wait a minute...isn't that called a Tornado . Sorry my bad . Author: Red Pepper Reply #4 Posted: Aug 3 2008 8:18PM I don't have a problem doing any shot on a Tornado. In fact, its the one table that I can do more shots, and more tricky stuff, then any other. As for 3 men vs 1 men, it's a matter of preference, slop sucks, but there are things that I can do with 3 men that i would miss if they were gone (3-5 passing, 2-3 passing to the 5, 2-3 passing to the 3, etc. etc. ) Way more to lose then gain when eliminating that man imo. Author: van_can_foos Reply #5 Posted: Aug 4 2008 4:38AM I agree with Jeff, adding that I use that man to set my pull shot. I'm going to work on doing the set by bouncing it off the back wall. That's how I saw most goalies set it this weekend. Regarding singles passing, I saw a lot of 'right hand to right hand' passing (shooting off back wall to own 3-bar). Seems like they're great balls for catching easily. Did not see one good cracking 2-bar bank all weekend - and I watched a lot. Disappointing, except that's probably because adjusting your own existing style to the brand new table was hard enough, without adding the pressure of trying low-percentage shots. I'd expect after these tables have been in various peoples basements for a few months, we could see a few players emerge with a 2-bar banking series. It would be easier on the arm than shooting a pull all weekend. We'll see. This thread does not accept replies because: The last post to this thread is more than 30 days old.