Pool Rules When You Scratch
Pool Rules When You Scratch. If you pocket the 8 ball in the break and another foul occurs simultaneously 3. You can hit “combination shots.” that is, hitting a solid ball into another solid ball, or striped ball into another striped ball, as long as you call the shot.
The rules also note that if a pocket is full of balls and the cue ball touches one of the pocketed balls, it is a scratch. In most of the cases and situations, it would result in giving the opponent ball in hand but the penalty of the foul can be even more dangerous. This means the opponent can place the cue ball anywhere they want on the playing table.
If After The Cue Ball Strikes A Legal Ball And Neither The Cue Ball Nor Any Other Ball Hits A Rail Or Is Pocketed, It Is A Ball In Hand Foul.
The balls are categorized into solid colors from (1 to 7) and stripes (from 9 to 15). If you “scratch” while shooting at the eight ball, you automatically lose. Otherwise, it’s considered a foul.
Even If You Successfully Pocket An Object Ball, You Scratch If The Cue Ball Drops Into Any Pocket And You Lose Your Turn.
If you legally pocket the 8 ball in the break 2. A perfect game when an odd number of participants are available. The aim of the game if you check the pool ball table then you will come across 15 balls (numbering from 1 to 15).
The Player Must Nominate A Ball And A Pocket.
6.1 cue ball scratch or off the table the cue ball is in hand behind the head string (see 1.5 cue ball in hand). When you scratch, you automatically lose your turn. This means the opponent can place the cue ball anywhere they want on the playing table.
The Scratch Is A Foul And You Forfeit Your Turn Because Of It.
On the break, the first shot of the game, the cue ball must be played from behind the head string (i.e., in the “kitchen”). The rules also note that if a pocket is full of balls and the cue ball touches one of the pocketed balls, it is a scratch. 6.1 cue ball scratch or off the table 6.2 wrong ball first 6.3 no rail after contact 6.4 no foot on floor 6.5 ball driven off the table 6.6 touched ball 6.7 double hit / frozen balls 6.8 push shot 6.9 balls still moving 6.10 bad cue ball placement 6.11 bad play from behind the head string 6.12 cue stick on the table 6.13 playing out of turn 6.14 three consecutive fouls
Incoming Player Has Cue Ball In Hand.
The winner is the player with any balls left on. You can not hit a striped ball into a. The rack standard triangle rack with the 1 ball on the foot spot.
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