Vietnamese Billiards Win Global Championship
According to VNA, 28-year-old player Bao Phuong Vinh emerged victorious against Tran Quyet Chien in the All-Vietnam Final at the World 3-Card Carom Championship. In the Final match on the evening of September 10 in Ankara (Turkey), Phuong Vinh took the lead for most of the time, with the turning point being an 8-point series that put him ahead 29-22. While Quyet Chien struggled to gain momentum and continuously missed points, Phuong Vinh played more consistently and accumulated points. In the last 12 rounds, Vietnam’s number one player only earned four points, while his junior counterpart won 11 points. Ultimately, Phuong Vinh emerged victorious over Quyet Chien with a score of 50-34 after 33 rounds. Photo: Five&Six In the 95-year history of the 3-cushion Carom World Billiard Championship, only three times has the Final been held between two players from one country: Argentina in 1938, Belgium in 2017, and now Vietnam. In the past, Vietnam had a player reach the Worl...