08). 3. Eight Ball. Eight ball is played with fifteen numbered object balls and the cue ball. The shooter's group of seven balls (one through seven or nine through fifteen) must all be off the table before he attempts to pocket the eight ball to win. Shots are called. 3.1 Determining
RULES OF THE GAME OF ENGLISH BILLIARDS. SECTION 1. EQUIPMENT. 1. The Standard Table. 2. Balls. 3. Cue. 4. Ancillary. SECTION 2 DEFINITIONS. 1. Game. 2. Match. 3. Balls. 4. Stringing. 5. Striker. 6. Stroke. 7. Pot. 8. In-off. 9. Hazard. 10. Cannon. 11. Break. 12. In-hand. 13. Ball in Play. 14. Ball in Baulk. 15. Forced
1. General Rules These general rules apply to all pocket billiard games, UNLESS specifically noted to the contrary in the individual game rules. Nine Ball Rules Except when clearly contradicted by these additional rules, the General Rules of Pocket Billiards apply. Download 14.1 Continuous Pool Rules (PDF format). 5.
General Billiard Rule 7 - Opening Break - The Cue Ball. This rule outlines how the opening break shot is to be performed. It states that opening break shot is taken with cue ball in hand behind the head string. The object balls are positioned according to specific game rules. (General rules for pocket billiards specifications for
The Billiard Congress of America Official Rules. GENERAL RULES. 1.1. Player Responsibility. You are responsible for knowing the rules, applied rulings, regulations, and schedules that pertain to any WCC event you enter. You are also responsible for cooperating with all referees and event officials, and for accurately
SECTION 3. THE GAME. 1. Description. 10 Penalties. 2. Position of Balls. 11 Fouls. 3. Mode of Play. 12 Snookered After a Foul. 4. End of Frame,. 13 Play Again. Game or Match. 14 Foul and a Miss. 5. Playing from In-hand. 15 Ball Moved by Other than. 6. Hitting Two Balls. Striker. Simultaneously. 16 Stalemate. 7 Spotting
SECTION 3. THE GAME. 1 Description. 11 Ball on Edge of Pocket. 2 Start of Game. 12 Ball Moved by Other than. 3 Mode of Play. Striker. 4 Scoring. 13 Touching Ball. 5 End of Session. 14 Fouls and Game. 15 Action after a Foul. 6 Playing from In-hand. 16 Action after a Miss. 7 Ball on Baulk-line. 17 Four Handed Billiards.
GENERAL RULES OF POCKET BILLIARDS. (Courtesy of the Billiard Congress of America). These general rules apply to all pocket billiard games, UNLESS specifically noted to the contrary in the individual game rules. To facilitate the use and understanding of these general rules, terms that may require definition are set in
15 Mar 2016 General Rules. The following General Rules apply to all the games covered by these rules except when contradicted by specific game rules. In addition, the Regulations of Pool Billiards cover aspects of the game not directly related to the game rules, such as equipment specifications and organization of

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