@vinceblast The trick is to just nick the 7 pin with the barest of touches and it will slide to the 10. Requires high accuracy but not impossible. Many think the 7-10 conversion using the sliding technique (like a 4-6) as impossible as opposed to using "duck pins", "cannon of the wall" or the illegal "gutter ball" as the space between the pin and the gutter is less than half a ball's diameter. In truth, the ball hits the pin at a diagonal and not parallel to the 7-10, and there is enough space
Its definitely a 7-10 conversion. I've converted the 7-10 about 23 times in my several years of bowling of which 13 such conversions are similar to that seen on this clip where pin 7 is just barely touched by the diameter tip of the bowling ball prior to it entering the gutter. When that happens, pin 7 has the ability to slide directly into pin 10 akin to how a snooker ball chops another ball for a near right angle movement. Its more effective if the ball spins clockwise to pivot pin 7 slightly.
@1966XXXXX this pin wasn't barely touched by any means. i've had many shots hit the pin thinner than this. if you are barely touching it anyways, it wouldn't have enough power or speed to get all the way across the deck to the 10 pin.
no chance of that being in the 7 pin position and the ball sliding it over. it might have STARTED as a 7 pin in the rack and then spun forward and to the right after the first ball hit the rack, but no chance of it being on spot and this shot taking place
I made a 7 10 once I was 4 or 3 years old and I rolled the ball it was so slow that it bounced off one pin rolled to the other side and the ball hit the other pin, true story
I couldn't tell because I saw this video on my android phone, not my laptop. It looked like the 7 10 on my phone. Now that I've watched it on my computer, I see what your saying.
Wow, I have a 204 average in my league, I bowled 2 300 games in league play and 5 300 games in practice. I have never made the 7-10 split before. I came close a couple of times but never did it. This is truly amazing! I would be proud not only that you made the shot, but you got it on camera too! Well done =)
Yeah, I was still leaning towards it being a 7-10 but still wasn't sure though. Even on my laptop I still couldn't tell 100% which pin it was. Regardless of which pin it was, it is still one amazing spare that's for sure. Anyway, you know what's funny...My daughter called me old kidding around just yesterday and she had me laughing about it ha ha. I guess I better get used to that LOL. Even though I'm only in my early 30's, to your kid you're always old LOL ;)
the problem nowadays with picking up the 7-10 its a lot harder than it used to be in the past --- before lanes started hanging a piece of rubber or whatever at the back of the pins, the 7 or 10 had a much better shot at ricocheting off the hard back wall... now when the pins hits the rubber hanging there, the pins just die most of the time....
@kingpin6172 The lanes have always had a "piece of rubber" hanging at the back of the pins. It's called a pit curtain, used to keep pins from flying out of the back of the machine. There has never been a "hard back wall" in a pinsetter. There is a ball cushion, which is fairly rigid and is used to stop the ball without damaging the machine. Before you make stupid comments like this, try having an idea of what you're talking about. BTW this was probably an "out of range" 4 pin and not a 7 pin.
That is clearly the 4-10 you can see the amount of boards off the gutter and even if it is the 7-10 it isnt a conventional one and in the pin action the 7 pin slid over but didnt fall. either way he didnt make a real 7-10
LOL you can easily see that that's a 4-10 split LOL The left pin is more forward than the righthand pin. Still a good spare but don't be trying to fool anyone who knows bowling ;o)
The 7 pin must have been slid forward a little bit because you cannot pickup a regular 7-10 like that. I'm not saying that isn't a 7-10, it is, but the 7 was slid forward so you could slide it over to hit the 10 pin.
that was 4-10but in season i picked UP THE 4-6-7 with the ball just grazing the 4 and rocking horizontally into the 6!NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE BUT CAN BE DONE!and i am not a tard i have no reason to lie
i always wondered why when i got some pins and on the score board had an 8 with a circle. and other numbers with circles around them. im a noob in bawling
that 7 pin is NOT where it should be, it was shifted. It's too hard to tell exactly where it is but it's very easy to see that there are at least 4 boards to the left of where you begin to see the 7 pin. Yet, on the adjacent lane you can see where the 7 pin should be.
a bowling ball is FAR too large (~27") to stay on the lane and clip the 7 pin and shoot it over like that.
although the pin looks slightly off-set, it more than likely is a 7-pin...you can shoot the 7 across the lane like that before the ball goes in the gutter, considering he is a right handed bowler like me then he had some spin on the ball causing it to throw the pin to the right, and niche the 10. I have done this before with a confirmed 7, but the 10 unfortunately wasn't there...
this is a 4-10. i would say easily made, but not a difficult shot. and i went to the link that said "if you think this was a 4-10". WOW that proves absolutely NOTHING!!!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. you expect us to believe that that was a 7-10 lmao child you must be smokin somethin lol, that was a cheesy 4-10, a very easily made spare.
it can't be a 7-10. at least not unless the 7 is out of range because the ball would fall into the gutter b4 it would have a chance to shoot the 7 over into the 10. the only way to pick up a 7-10 is to bounce one out of the pit into the other
It's simple, compare the so called "7" pin to the 10 pin. The placement should have the exact same amount of space between the pin and the gutter. The "7" pin, which is actually a 4 pin, is way to far right to be a 7. It is about impossible to slide the 7 over like that without the ball landing in the gutter first.
It's a 4-10, look at the space to the left of the 4 pin. If you look at the picture they have stating its a 7 pin, look closer at how much room is between the pin and the gutter. It's a 4 pin.
lol its not fake dude. iv seen it done. it all has to do with speed of the ball and the angle at which the pin hits the drflection board. Yes, it is very rare to make one, but it is possible.
all of you saying its the 4-10 are wrong..it is the 7-10 this fucker just sucks and missed the whole thing completely and got a bounce out of the gutter which knocked the 7 into the 10
fake as all hell. The only way to get a 7 10 is if u bank it off one of the panels in the back.. plus of anyone had gotten a 7 10 they would have been excited and this dude is calm as all hell.
There's no possible way in physics that this can be the 7 10 witht the way that the "7" pin picked up the 10. From that angle of release, impossible. Maybe it was off spot and it used to be the 7 but if so, it wouldn't count as the 7 anymore. Sorry. Not convincing.
lols 7-10 requires a bank shot from wall or a slide by a ball hopping out of gutter. none of those were displaed. unless a dove flew by and hit the 10
Not a 7-10 if it was thats one shitty ass rack, but that had to of been a 4 pin, if it WAS a 7-10 split then why would you say its not the 4 pin, if it was a true 7-10 i think people could figure it out.
@TurnerB89 Bullshit. The 7 can be slid over to the 10. It's mostly down to luck, but still possible. Besides, you can see that both those pins are at the very edge of the lane. Learn your shit before you comment.
@TurnerB89 You are the dumbest shit alive. Search it on youtube. "bowling 7 10 split conversion", you'll find plenty clips of it happening in professional bowling. Haha, you are soooo fucking retarded lol. The proof is right there, and you still being retarded. Learn common sense hahahahahaha :D
@Yakushii yeah im so dumb look at the pins u idiot look how clearer and brighter the 7 pin is u idiot it is moved up prolly a foot from its normal spot so its easier to hit the 10 u idiot
@Yakushii in the pros it bounces out or ricochets off of the board in the back of the pinsetter... they don't slide them at all, ask any bowler, you cant slide a pin at a near perfect 90 degrees and keep it on the lane for it to be legal... you can only really do it with a lucky gutter bounce, which makes the shot 0 count regardless... its the rules, both in bowling and in actual physics
@TurnerB89: i'm with you 100%, the only way to hit this shot is to rocket your ball at either the 7 or 10 hard enough so that it kicks back onto the deck and hope for a little lady luck to send it into the other pin...
i would know, i have been bowling for 7 years. i have NEVER picked it up, and there is absolutely no way to slide it over. there has to be some sort of bounce or deflection off of a wall
I duno all if u look really close u can see that as the ball is falling off it kicks it and the 7 or 4 whatever u guys think it is clips the back of the 10 so i do belive its probly an offset 7 a bit but def a 7pin
p.s. that picture proves absolutely nothing anyone who has any knowledge of bowling whatsoever can tell that is not a 7-10 it could be like a 4 or an 8 moved out position but thats about it that pin is not where a seven pin should be
lol you can't slice the seven into the ten its physically impossible when your ball doesn't have enough room to actually to stay on the lane to reach the side of the pin
It ain't impossible. When I was about 15 years old, I converted a 7-10 spilt and I'm no expert. You can get it by pure, pure luck, which is how I got it. I just threw the ball as hard as I could and got a lucky bounce from the 7 pin.
There are a couple of possibilities here, either the 7 or the 4 has moved of its spot enought to make it possible, or, i cant quite see, the ball may have bounced out of the gutter, in that case, it doesnt count
That's definitely a 7. If you look at video of a 6-7 split or even a 4-10 split, the 4 or 6 is farther in toward the middle and closer to you the viewer than what's currently on this video. It is DEFINITELY possible to pickup a 7-10 this way. It's just math and angles. I've seen it done once before in my house league. It's just not a lot of people have seen it and that's why people don't believe it. Nice work.
no silly. you'll notice in the 6-7 conversion video the 7 is in the same position as this one. furthermore if you look at the distance between the 6-7 and the 7-10 in that video it's pretty easy to see this is not the 4-10. Yes, there's a reason this can be picked up and no it's not because it's a 4-10.
I'll say this -- IF (and I really stress the word "IF") that's a 7-10, then you had a VERY generous displacement of the 7 on the strike shot. And to top it off, it would have had to be a displacement TOWARD THE BOWLER and opposite the ball's motion, which is even more unlikely. Not impossible, but EXTREMELY UNLIKELY.
On your linked picture, the red pins are "smooshed" together too much and the "7" is clearly farther from the channel than the 10. Go sell a bridge to someone else.
You would have to throw it about 80 miles an hour in order for the ball to fall at a 90 degree angle and take out the 7 or 10. Face it. It's impossible to slide the 7 into the 10 or vice versa. Unless someone can ever provide proof that they somehow did it. And don't bullshit me by telling me this guy did it because I know what the difference between a 4-10 and a 7-10 is.
accually not fake just lucky as all hell i hav picked up the big four the exact same way its to close to the gutter to be a four pin b/c the balls almost in the gutter when it hits thats y it slides across not fak just bs luck
well i agree with most people, because if someone woulda made the 7-10 split, then there would be more screaming and hollering going on and cheers, plus the only way i have made that split was to throw it real hard
not necessarily, i went front 10 in a nearly packed center and only people cheering were my close friends and family, but especially with a one shot thing like a 7-10, they have to be paying attention to see it/and cheer.
dude... are you seriously going to try to act like this is legit? I mean, you did a decent job of editing it to make it look as though this actually happened. But it didn't. It is the 7-10, not the 4-10, but it has been computer edited, and is completely fake.
It looked like the 7 pen to me, but like it was slid over just a hair... not all the way like where the 4 pen sits though... or maybe the 4 pen was slid over to the left a bit... still a heck of a shot though.
that is a 4-10 not a 7-10. Only because there is not enough lane left on the side of the 7 pin for it to even think about taking the angle it did to pick up the 10 pin.
4-10 for sure...i dont doubt that it could have started out as the 7-10 and the 7 slid to the right. in that case, its no longer the 7-10. if u honestly think that having the 7 pin slide out and its still called the "7-10", then i guess whatever helps u sleep at night
It's definitely a 7 pin. I bowled tonight and hit it to the left of the 7 pin and it went straight across the deck to the right.
vinceblast 3 months ago
@vinceblast The trick is to just nick the 7 pin with the barest of touches and it will slide to the 10. Requires high accuracy but not impossible. Many think the 7-10 conversion using the sliding technique (like a 4-6) as impossible as opposed to using "duck pins", "cannon of the wall" or the illegal "gutter ball" as the space between the pin and the gutter is less than half a ball's diameter. In truth, the ball hits the pin at a diagonal and not parallel to the 7-10, and there is enough space
1966XXXXX 3 months ago
Its definitely a 7-10 conversion. I've converted the 7-10 about 23 times in my several years of bowling of which 13 such conversions are similar to that seen on this clip where pin 7 is just barely touched by the diameter tip of the bowling ball prior to it entering the gutter. When that happens, pin 7 has the ability to slide directly into pin 10 akin to how a snooker ball chops another ball for a near right angle movement. Its more effective if the ball spins clockwise to pivot pin 7 slightly.
1966XXXXX 3 months ago
@1966XXXXX this pin wasn't barely touched by any means. i've had many shots hit the pin thinner than this. if you are barely touching it anyways, it wouldn't have enough power or speed to get all the way across the deck to the 10 pin.
dalcowfan22 3 months ago
Glad i was not the only one fooled
mooseakarandle 4 months ago
no chance of that being in the 7 pin position and the ball sliding it over. it might have STARTED as a 7 pin in the rack and then spun forward and to the right after the first ball hit the rack, but no chance of it being on spot and this shot taking place
ccastro306 5 months ago
I made a 7 10 once I was 4 or 3 years old and I rolled the ball it was so slow that it bounced off one pin rolled to the other side and the ball hit the other pin, true story
mrgoodateverything7 7 months ago
@mrgoodateverything7 proof or gtfo
mrtvmankiller01 4 months ago
@faceplantdevin1 if thats not a 7-10 split then what is it?
TheHomeOfWrestling 7 months ago
@TheHomeOfWrestling it's a 4-10...
rado088 7 months ago 2
how do you make the pins do that!?
219caleb 7 months ago
@darkenedwolf9
I couldn't tell because I saw this video on my android phone, not my laptop. It looked like the 7 10 on my phone. Now that I've watched it on my computer, I see what your saying.
IrishChris1979 8 months ago
Fail.
AustraliaYouBeauty 9 months ago
Wow, I have a 204 average in my league, I bowled 2 300 games in league play and 5 300 games in practice. I have never made the 7-10 split before. I came close a couple of times but never did it. This is truly amazing! I would be proud not only that you made the shot, but you got it on camera too! Well done =)
IrishChris1979 9 months ago
@IrishChris1979 You must be getting old. lol just kidding but watch it again and you'll see thats no 7 pin. it's a 4
PunkRockPat 8 months ago
@PunkRockPat
Yeah, I was still leaning towards it being a 7-10 but still wasn't sure though. Even on my laptop I still couldn't tell 100% which pin it was. Regardless of which pin it was, it is still one amazing spare that's for sure. Anyway, you know what's funny...My daughter called me old kidding around just yesterday and she had me laughing about it ha ha. I guess I better get used to that LOL. Even though I'm only in my early 30's, to your kid you're always old LOL ;)
IrishChris1979 8 months ago
@IrishChris1979 I just turned 30, 2 months ago....I'm feeling it too. lol
PunkRockPat 8 months ago
Just come from hittin the lanes made a 7-11 pick up didn't even flinch
webzzzter 10 months ago
the ball is still on the lane when it hits the "7 pin" still a good pickup though...
mr300storm 11 months ago
the problem nowadays with picking up the 7-10 its a lot harder than it used to be in the past --- before lanes started hanging a piece of rubber or whatever at the back of the pins, the 7 or 10 had a much better shot at ricocheting off the hard back wall... now when the pins hits the rubber hanging there, the pins just die most of the time....
kingpin6172 11 months ago
@kingpin6172 The lanes have always had a "piece of rubber" hanging at the back of the pins. It's called a pit curtain, used to keep pins from flying out of the back of the machine. There has never been a "hard back wall" in a pinsetter. There is a ball cushion, which is fairly rigid and is used to stop the ball without damaging the machine. Before you make stupid comments like this, try having an idea of what you're talking about. BTW this was probably an "out of range" 4 pin and not a 7 pin.
perfect1150 10 months ago
That's the 4-10.u can't knok the 7 into the 10 like that.the 7 would have had to hit some where in the back.that was still a good shot.
2hb300 11 months ago
i hit a 7-10 today. but i hit the 10 pin not the 7
zerzan1 11 months ago
I did that too... except the 7 pin was also up lol
RandomViral 1 year ago 7
That is clearly the 4-10 you can see the amount of boards off the gutter and even if it is the 7-10 it isnt a conventional one and in the pin action the 7 pin slid over but didnt fall. either way he didnt make a real 7-10
MaplestoryStation 1 year ago
@darkenedwolf9 Its the 4 pin, it is impossible to slide the 7 pin over, it is quite obvious it is a 4-10.
wiiman0001 1 year ago
LOL you can easily see that that's a 4-10 split LOL The left pin is more forward than the righthand pin. Still a good spare but don't be trying to fool anyone who knows bowling ;o)
Cougar88888 1 year ago
maybe if you had a decent camera people wouldn't be accusing you of lying
RE4chainsaw 1 year ago
if you picked up the 7-10 you would have been more lucky. anyway that was a 4-10 split
TheMultiwilliam 1 year ago
You got my hopes up...now I just think you are a useless tool.
soopernate 1 year ago
There should be a flag for "false title."
edufur 1 year ago
lf course you can never do that in a game. Only when it doesnt matter lol
g4bandit 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@g4bandit Of* course, not if course.
wiiman0001 1 year ago
you retard it bounced it off the back
DestrAjax 1 year ago
@DestrAjax at no point did that pin drop off the deck dumb ass
RTLippy 1 year ago
4-10 or 7-10 thats still pretty good imo :p
braingate1 1 year ago
Wanna be
JJordan1012 1 year ago
Yea it was the 4! YOU FUCKIN ASSHOLES. FLAG THE VID EVERYONE.
xxxcar3hurxxx 1 year ago
nice try. too bad it was the 4-10
live2bowlgr8t 1 year ago
The 7 pin must have been slid forward a little bit because you cannot pickup a regular 7-10 like that. I'm not saying that isn't a 7-10, it is, but the 7 was slid forward so you could slide it over to hit the 10 pin.
Lunchbox700 1 year ago
was that a fucking magic trick or just an ass making shit up?
macifire 1 year ago
that is the 4 pin...the 7 would be on the edge...look close and that isnt
rolyatit 1 year ago
waste of video
nazobowler 1 year ago
Just flag this video for misleading text.
goweirdal 1 year ago
thats a 4-10 its impossible to slide the 7 over.
lindseybitner 1 year ago
the pin is not even by the edge of the lane its the 4 pin
ajbrockett8888 1 year ago
Nope. 4-10. Nice try, though.
p300grim 1 year ago
that was 4-10but in season i picked UP THE 4-6-7 with the ball just grazing the 4 and rocking horizontally into the 6!NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE BUT CAN BE DONE!and i am not a tard i have no reason to lie
juxtaposedoxymoron1 1 year ago
i always wondered why when i got some pins and on the score board had an 8 with a circle. and other numbers with circles around them. im a noob in bawling
krazedgas 1 year ago
If this was a 7-10 split, there would have been a greater reaction.
TheSameGuyFromYuTube 1 year ago 6
That is what we call the 4 pin, not the 7. Sorry there buddy, no point in lying, it wont get ya on the tour.
gregbails4 1 year ago
you mean the 4 10 !
PFLUGRADT 1 year ago
haha who are you kidding?
bownguyen316 1 year ago
4 pin
jazz1035 1 year ago
idk how the fuck you did that but its faked some how its not possible to make the 7 10 like that
i3enthebowlerkid 1 year ago
Sorry that was an off spot 4 pin.
By the way, what ball were you bowling with and how was it drilled?
bomb300 1 year ago
that 7 pin is NOT where it should be, it was shifted. It's too hard to tell exactly where it is but it's very easy to see that there are at least 4 boards to the left of where you begin to see the 7 pin. Yet, on the adjacent lane you can see where the 7 pin should be.
a bowling ball is FAR too large (~27") to stay on the lane and clip the 7 pin and shoot it over like that.
xxIceWaLLxx 1 year ago
4-7 split. Title is wrong
fitzhume 1 year ago
@fitzhume u mean 4-10
bownguyen316 1 year ago
Physically impossible to slide the 7 into the 10. Anyone who's taken 5th grade science knows this. Nice try, liar.
reyngel 1 year ago
although the pin looks slightly off-set, it more than likely is a 7-pin...you can shoot the 7 across the lane like that before the ball goes in the gutter, considering he is a right handed bowler like me then he had some spin on the ball causing it to throw the pin to the right, and niche the 10. I have done this before with a confirmed 7, but the 10 unfortunately wasn't there...
boomerangjedi 1 year ago
haha the link verifies it is a 4 10 xD its the 6th pin from the right, aka the 4 pin smart ass... wow fail
honkindonkey 1 year ago
this is a 4-10. i would say easily made, but not a difficult shot. and i went to the link that said "if you think this was a 4-10". WOW that proves absolutely NOTHING!!!
Apatt14 1 year ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. you expect us to believe that that was a 7-10 lmao child you must be smokin somethin lol, that was a cheesy 4-10, a very easily made spare.
madman102792 1 year ago 2
it's possibly a 7-10 if the 7 pin moved off spot.
Ajogamer 1 year ago
it is a 7-10
hateu2biT 1 year ago
it can't be a 7-10. at least not unless the 7 is out of range because the ball would fall into the gutter b4 it would have a chance to shoot the 7 over into the 10. the only way to pick up a 7-10 is to bounce one out of the pit into the other
spikekilla117 1 year ago
It's simple, compare the so called "7" pin to the 10 pin. The placement should have the exact same amount of space between the pin and the gutter. The "7" pin, which is actually a 4 pin, is way to far right to be a 7. It is about impossible to slide the 7 over like that without the ball landing in the gutter first.
PoliticingRep12 1 year ago 8
yeah thats most def either a 4-10 or 7 way outta range to much space and slid over way to easy
JBOI2189 1 year ago
It's a 4-10, look at the space to the left of the 4 pin. If you look at the picture they have stating its a 7 pin, look closer at how much room is between the pin and the gutter. It's a 4 pin.
DaysOfChaos 1 year ago
but does look a lot like a 4-10 instead of 7-10
B2DrummerBoy 1 year ago
fake as fuck impossible to slide that pin over that easliy unless it was offset about 10 inches
bfgolf09 1 year ago
lol its not fake dude. iv seen it done. it all has to do with speed of the ball and the angle at which the pin hits the drflection board. Yes, it is very rare to make one, but it is possible.
B2DrummerBoy 1 year ago
all of you saying its the 4-10 are wrong..it is the 7-10 this fucker just sucks and missed the whole thing completely and got a bounce out of the gutter which knocked the 7 into the 10
punkrockstar07 1 year ago
well if he missed it completely, then how did he hit the pin genious??? O,o
B2DrummerBoy 1 year ago
if you would have read my comment properly you would know that the ball came out of the gutter to hit the pin
punkrockstar07 1 year ago
lol i gotcha...but it didnt bounce out of the gutter man
B2DrummerBoy 1 year ago
@B2DrummerBoy yes it did
punkrockstar07 1 year ago
you might be right. my screen is pretty dark.
B2DrummerBoy 1 year ago
the ball didnt bounce out of the gutter. this is a 4-10, not 7-10
InconCvAble 1 year ago
@InconCvAble no its not your just not looking close enough
punkrockstar07 1 year ago
FAIL!!!!! def. the 4-10
liljohn181988 1 year ago
I'd say its the 7-10 but it looks like the 7 was out of range and over to the right a wee bit.
75sevenA330 2 years ago
fake
jazz1035 2 years ago
fake as all hell. The only way to get a 7 10 is if u bank it off one of the panels in the back.. plus of anyone had gotten a 7 10 they would have been excited and this dude is calm as all hell.
langston7722 2 years ago
fake
dpells04 2 years ago
Your picture doesn't prove its the 7-10, you called the 3 pin the 5 pin. Its definitely the 4-10.
sk8shorty01 2 years ago
Its impossible for a 7-10 to slide over like that
Penkills75 2 years ago
There's no possible way in physics that this can be the 7 10 witht the way that the "7" pin picked up the 10. From that angle of release, impossible. Maybe it was off spot and it used to be the 7 but if so, it wouldn't count as the 7 anymore. Sorry. Not convincing.
sweetj8621 2 years ago
4-10!!!! no doubt about it!!!
jdjd1953 2 years ago
OK, fine then, if it was the 7-10 and the ball bounced out of the channel, it does not count. So either way: FAIL.
mbabjak1981 2 years ago
Wow good try to pull that off on all of us. That is so easy to see it is 4-10... Post a new one when you actually pick up the 7-10
FoxCoder007 2 years ago
pause it at 14 and drag it back to 12, it WAS the 7-10 it bounced out of the gutter at the last little second
MrWweman2009 2 years ago
and when you drag it back compare it to the lane to the left
DURR
MrWweman2009 2 years ago
FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!
magoshagolago 2 years ago
its was the 7-10 but the ball popped out the gutter and the last second
punkrockstar07 2 years ago
lols 7-10 requires a bank shot from wall or a slide by a ball hopping out of gutter. none of those were displaed. unless a dove flew by and hit the 10
lilthaifighter 2 years ago
Not a 7-10 if it was thats one shitty ass rack, but that had to of been a 4 pin, if it WAS a 7-10 split then why would you say its not the 4 pin, if it was a true 7-10 i think people could figure it out.
itsmystory2 2 years ago 2
u cannot slide the 7 over that was the 4 pin!
TurnerB89 2 years ago 31
@TurnerB89 Bullshit. The 7 can be slid over to the 10. It's mostly down to luck, but still possible. Besides, you can see that both those pins are at the very edge of the lane. Learn your shit before you comment.
Yakushii 1 year ago
@Yakushii ur the one that is a dumbass u do the math its impossible know ur geometry before u try to sound smart u idiot
TurnerB89 1 year ago
@TurnerB89 You are the dumbest shit alive. Search it on youtube. "bowling 7 10 split conversion", you'll find plenty clips of it happening in professional bowling. Haha, you are soooo fucking retarded lol. The proof is right there, and you still being retarded. Learn common sense hahahahahaha :D
Yakushii 1 year ago
@Yakushii yeah im so dumb look at the pins u idiot look how clearer and brighter the 7 pin is u idiot it is moved up prolly a foot from its normal spot so its easier to hit the 10 u idiot
TurnerB89 1 year ago
@TurnerB89 You managed to say "u idiot" 3 times in one sentence, and you're still retarded and wrong.
Yakushii 1 year ago
@Yakushii in the pros it bounces out or ricochets off of the board in the back of the pinsetter... they don't slide them at all, ask any bowler, you cant slide a pin at a near perfect 90 degrees and keep it on the lane for it to be legal... you can only really do it with a lucky gutter bounce, which makes the shot 0 count regardless... its the rules, both in bowling and in actual physics
honkindonkey 1 year ago
@honkindonkey and "it on the lane" is referring to the ball, my bad...
honkindonkey 1 year ago
@Yakushii show me ONE clip where the pin slides directly into the other without hitting the pit first
KyleP2009 1 year ago
@TurnerB89: i'm with you 100%, the only way to hit this shot is to rocket your ball at either the 7 or 10 hard enough so that it kicks back onto the deck and hope for a little lady luck to send it into the other pin...
domirules28 1 year ago
4 10. nice conversion thoug. that is a hard shot too
bownguyen316 2 years ago 3
thats a 4-10 unless you hit the 7 and it slid over but there is no way you can pick up a 7-10 like that at all. sorry but good try.
Drazorw0w 2 years ago
he went into the drain first to bounce up to hit, it is a 7-10 but not allowed
flameworks 2 years ago
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flameworks 2 years ago
Look carefully at the left pin while the bowler is reaching for the ball. You can see it's clearly well forward of the 10 pin.
drebben 2 years ago
id hate to bowl on those lanes because on the imageshack picture the 5 pin looks really off center. now thats a horrible rack
ScubzMcTalBowling 2 years ago
No way No how...you can't pick up a 7-10 like that. Total BS!!
squarebackjoe 2 years ago
it cant slide all the way over like that! im sorry it just cant be done.
ConnorwithaO 2 years ago
Stop with all this fucking fake bullshit! Do it your fucking self and upload it. whine whine whine....
Nice shot dude.
PriceyVideo 2 years ago
this was editted. you should grow up and stop lying to thousands of people you don't even know...
BowlerScott 2 years ago
thats a 4-10 =.="
LDELDELDE 2 years ago
Off spot 7.
dsade 2 years ago
think thats an 8-10
lenzdan 2 years ago
its not fake wen u see a pin contacting another pin resulting in the 10 pin falling unless they had fishline and beast timing
LDAproductions22 2 years ago
Nope. Impossible to nail the 7-10 like that!
Fake ;)
mrcraig41 2 years ago
lol he just came back like he threw a strike
dtr2racerVLR18 2 years ago
his all calm and shit..haha
makyavielo 2 years ago
this is fake, there is no way that the 7 can be hit directly into the 10 without hitting at least 1 wall, which yours didn't. FAKE
germs88us 2 years ago
there is a way actually if you hit it extremely on the left so that it fall and roll to the ten
RedDinoTimeForce 2 years ago
i would know, i have been bowling for 7 years. i have NEVER picked it up, and there is absolutely no way to slide it over. there has to be some sort of bounce or deflection off of a wall
germs88us 2 years ago
dude if u got that u "cheated" the ball was in the gutter and bounced out if thats not it its fake
troy5107 2 years ago
it could be fake. if its a bad or loose pin setter. they arent accurately laid so its not the exact placement. so it makes it much easier to get it.
schickquatro19 2 years ago
Looks fake to me.
chipchop280 2 years ago
its not official dude. the 7 pin was like a foot away from the gutter.
Deekus64 2 years ago
laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame
ultravox557 2 years ago
it does'nt count the 7 was off spot lol
probowler87 2 years ago 2
i can't believe you would spend the time to make that diagram of the video to prove to people you don't even know that you got a 7-10 split. lame.
Josh719719 2 years ago
not a 7-10. sorry but i mean good pick up but thats not a 7-10
OakHillsBowler300 2 years ago
god u faggots need to stop bitching. its not impossible. it happens.
lvl40inslayer 2 years ago
this a fake video!!!!!! it is a 4-10 split!!!!!!
jeff77534 2 years ago
I duno all if u look really close u can see that as the ball is falling off it kicks it and the 7 or 4 whatever u guys think it is clips the back of the 10 so i do belive its probly an offset 7 a bit but def a 7pin
ChaserBiaatch 2 years ago
Unless the 7 had been slid off spot, I agree with everyone else..not a 7-10 pickup.
BrunsAce 2 years ago 3
definitely the 4-10.. never seen anyone slide the 7 over before..
skylinebgrd 2 years ago 3
ok now i picked up the 7 10 and my dad did too. There is no way in hell u can slide the 7 over. that was the 4 10. change the title.
calikev02 2 years ago 2
It looks like a 4-10 that had the 4 pin slide over a little
kennyg22 2 years ago
I posted a message weeks ago about this video. I can't believe you are still claiming he picked up the 7-10.
What's your next piece of fiction? "Mikeo burns Shaquille O'Neal for 30 points" or "Mikeo turns lead into gold"?
bacharles 2 years ago
p.s. that picture proves absolutely nothing anyone who has any knowledge of bowling whatsoever can tell that is not a 7-10 it could be like a 4 or an 8 moved out position but thats about it that pin is not where a seven pin should be
quickdrawx14x 2 years ago
lol you can't slice the seven into the ten its physically impossible when your ball doesn't have enough room to actually to stay on the lane to reach the side of the pin
quickdrawx14x 2 years ago 3
Not the 7-10 The 7 pin is moved to the right. LOOK realy close. Cut thin and slid across/ If that was a true 7 pin the ball would be in gutter
eagleguy007 2 years ago
It ain't impossible. When I was about 15 years old, I converted a 7-10 spilt and I'm no expert. You can get it by pure, pure luck, which is how I got it. I just threw the ball as hard as I could and got a lucky bounce from the 7 pin.
RRaquello 2 years ago
Thats a bounce though, its no sliding the pinto the ten like they did in the video.
sourcetags 2 years ago
There are a couple of possibilities here, either the 7 or the 4 has moved of its spot enought to make it possible, or, i cant quite see, the ball may have bounced out of the gutter, in that case, it doesnt count
MPAH1981 2 years ago
not the 7-10
3850265 2 years ago
wow that house must suck because on ur imageshack picture the 5 pic is so off centered on the lane. i'd hate to bowl there.....
1337ScubaTal 2 years ago
u suck thats not the 7 10
alexandad 2 years ago
That's definitely a 7. If you look at video of a 6-7 split or even a 4-10 split, the 4 or 6 is farther in toward the middle and closer to you the viewer than what's currently on this video. It is DEFINITELY possible to pickup a 7-10 this way. It's just math and angles. I've seen it done once before in my house league. It's just not a lot of people have seen it and that's why people don't believe it. Nice work.
Sorry twfink3 that your bubble got burst.
vinceblast 2 years ago
yeah, hate to burst your bubble like the rest but thats the 4-10 not 7-10
twfink3 2 years ago
no silly. you'll notice in the 6-7 conversion video the 7 is in the same position as this one. furthermore if you look at the distance between the 6-7 and the 7-10 in that video it's pretty easy to see this is not the 4-10. Yes, there's a reason this can be picked up and no it's not because it's a 4-10.
sorry about your bubble :<
rolomuncher 2 years ago
Oh come on. You aren't fooling anyone. We all know it's not the 7-10.
Curtie555 2 years ago 2
ya right he didnt get that looks like the 4-10 even if it was the 7-10 you cant slide the 7 under to the ten its impossible
UrFvcked 2 years ago
I'll say this -- IF (and I really stress the word "IF") that's a 7-10, then you had a VERY generous displacement of the 7 on the strike shot. And to top it off, it would have had to be a displacement TOWARD THE BOWLER and opposite the ball's motion, which is even more unlikely. Not impossible, but EXTREMELY UNLIKELY.
On your linked picture, the red pins are "smooshed" together too much and the "7" is clearly farther from the channel than the 10. Go sell a bridge to someone else.
bacharles 2 years ago
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bacharles 2 years ago
bull
shit
FSTCHEMIDS 2 years ago 3
definately and you can see when he starts to line up that the "7 pin" isnt even close to the gutter... its the 4-10...
grImReap0r 2 years ago
I don't even think this was a 4-10. My best is that it was a 2-10 with the 2 pin off spot to the left.
shauncool 2 years ago
not even 4 10... just stood up a pin haha. 7 10 can't slide across that hard. you have to bank it. good try though
sportsguy2002 2 years ago
the 7 pin is off spot
rattyludders 2 years ago
You would have to throw it about 80 miles an hour in order for the ball to fall at a 90 degree angle and take out the 7 or 10. Face it. It's impossible to slide the 7 into the 10 or vice versa. Unless someone can ever provide proof that they somehow did it. And don't bullshit me by telling me this guy did it because I know what the difference between a 4-10 and a 7-10 is.
Curtie555 2 years ago
accually not fake just lucky as all hell i hav picked up the big four the exact same way its to close to the gutter to be a four pin b/c the balls almost in the gutter when it hits thats y it slides across not fak just bs luck
crashbandit900 2 years ago
Completely fucking fake
TranswarpXL 2 years ago
well i agree with most people, because if someone woulda made the 7-10 split, then there would be more screaming and hollering going on and cheers, plus the only way i have made that split was to throw it real hard
gwood299 2 years ago
not necessarily, i went front 10 in a nearly packed center and only people cheering were my close friends and family, but especially with a one shot thing like a 7-10, they have to be paying attention to see it/and cheer.
KeebobProductions 2 years ago
not with the "power" this guy used...he barely even threw it
XBobTheDrunk 2 years ago
dude... are you seriously going to try to act like this is legit? I mean, you did a decent job of editing it to make it look as though this actually happened. But it didn't. It is the 7-10, not the 4-10, but it has been computer edited, and is completely fake.
BowlerScott 2 years ago
I completely agree. I don't believe this for one second.
twentythreeenigma 2 years ago
Yeah, that is a 4-10 no doubt about it
Shawnyy09 3 years ago
4-10 definately ( sorry i cant speel ) lol
xbox360maniocity 3 years ago
it is impossible to hit it like this guy supposedly did...he hit it on a huge angle and the pin didnt bounce off of anything, just went into the pin.
XBobTheDrunk 3 years ago
Yeah this dudes right you can't pick up a 7-10 like that I think its a 4-10
You're frauding us just like Arod
Gons83 3 years ago
It looked like the 7 pen to me, but like it was slid over just a hair... not all the way like where the 4 pen sits though... or maybe the 4 pen was slid over to the left a bit... still a heck of a shot though.
josiahdocscurlock 3 years ago
that is a 4-10 not a 7-10. Only because there is not enough lane left on the side of the 7 pin for it to even think about taking the angle it did to pick up the 10 pin.
sandmansande 3 years ago
4-10 for sure...i dont doubt that it could have started out as the 7-10 and the 7 slid to the right. in that case, its no longer the 7-10. if u honestly think that having the 7 pin slide out and its still called the "7-10", then i guess whatever helps u sleep at night
XBobTheDrunk 3 years ago
Why do you care
Blizzardous1 3 years ago