dreamer13
Legend
Platinum Level
Snooker, this type of billiard game has gained unprecedented popularity in recent years. Yes, watching it on TV is not always interesting, especially if you don't know the rules. The basic principle here is to pocket red and colored balls in turn. It is most profitable to combine strikes with a black ball - it brings the most points. The maximum possible number of points is 147, this is called the "maximum break"
M
mcbeaker
Rock Star
Silver Level
It's probably something like ski jumping, where sequences repeat themselves over and over again without any overarching strategy. In baseball or American football, at least the situations change, so the plays are different. But if one after the other just jumps far, the only thing that counts is the performance for five seconds. Again and again, with eighty people in a row. It doesn't get much more boring than that.
BillyR23
Legend
Loyaler
As someone that enjoyed watching many poker shows and some pretty bad TV Series without skipping through them, I can say I have patience to watch pretty much anything without complaining etc... still, I can't watch golf(IMO it's not a sport) and WNBA(as someone that follows NBA closely for 20+years, WNBA needs big changes to be successful/ attract audience- maybe lower the rim so the players can dunk, shorten the distance for 3pts... as it is, WNBA is a joke and I'm someone that follows and bets on many different women sports* I'll mention the ones I bet more often: tennis, handball, volleyball...).
Edu1
Legend
Platinum Level
I think water polo is the most boring sport to watch.
All contact is consider a foul: “No kicking, punching, shoving or even splashing each other on purpose is allowed.”
The players are unrecognizable: “You can tell the teams by the colours, but the hats, goggles and any other swimming pool facial accessories essentially obscure any identifying features of the individual players.”
All contact is consider a foul: “No kicking, punching, shoving or even splashing each other on purpose is allowed.”
The players are unrecognizable: “You can tell the teams by the colours, but the hats, goggles and any other swimming pool facial accessories essentially obscure any identifying features of the individual players.”
