2013 Masters, which took place during the annual Allen Hopkins Super Billiards Expo

by Paul · May 9, 2013

Left -2nd: Steve Markle – 1st: Andy Segal
The 2013 Masters, which took place during the annual Allen Hopkins Super Billiards Expo, brought together some of the greatest trick shot artists in the world. Unlike past years the format for this event was more like a round of horse. A player picks a shot and the opponent is given 3 attempts at it and vice versa. This 4 day event showcased some of the most entertaining shots ever performed on a pool table. After it was all said and done Andy Segal, currently ranked #1, defeated Steve Markle in the finals. (final results below). We want to thank everyone who made this event possible and look forward to having it for many years to come! Quarter Finals Andy Segal def. Jim Glanville Steve Markle def. Tim Chin Jamey Gray def. Marty Carey Dave Nangle def. Abram Diaz Semi Finals Andy Segal def. Jamey Gray Steve Markle def. Dave Nangle Finals Andy Segal def. Steve Markle Final results are: 1st: Andy Segal 2nd: Steve Markle 3rd: Jamey Gray 3rd: Dave Nangle 5th: Marty Carey 5th: Tim Chin 5th: Abram Diaz 5th: Jim Glanville 9th: Alex C 9th: Paul Danno 9th: Karen Freire 9th: Gordon Hedges 9th: Curtis Robertson 9th: Gerry Woodlief Best Make % (preliminary rounds only): Andy Segal (74.1%) Most Creative Shot (by player vote): Andy Segal Sportsmanship Award (by player vote): Karen Freire

Quarter Finals
Andy Segal def. Jim Glanville
Steve Markle def. Tim Chin
Jamey Gray def. Marty Carey
Dave Nangle def. Abram Diaz

Semi Finals
Andy Segal def. Jamey Gray
Steve Markle def. Dave Nangle

Finals
Andy Segal def. Steve Markle

Final results are:
1st: Andy Segal
2nd: Steve Markle
3rd: Jamey Gray
3rd: Dave Nangle
5th: Marty Carey
5th: Tim Chin
5th: Abram Diaz
5th: Jim Glanville
9th: Alex C
9th: Paul Danno
9th: Karen Freire
9th: Gordon Hedges
9th: Curtis Robertson
9th: Gerry Woodlief

Best Make % (preliminary rounds only): Andy Segal (74.1%)
Most Creative Shot (by player vote): Andy Segal
Sportsmanship Award (by player vote): Karen Freire