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For all of you fellow Zerg who think 6pooling wins games.
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at least 7 pool is quite good, especially at 1n1 or 3n3 when all 3 are 7pooling, this is a 99% chance of killing one enemy and a 50% chance of killing a second one as well, however, afterwards you have to be fast at continue tech+economy, but it is doable.
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8 pooling wins games unless your opponent has good building placement.
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