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For all others it should be disregarded and ‘MATCH’ assumes the same definition as ‘GAME’. A. Scenario (b) Player picks the white up and places it in the exact same position. A. Scenario (a) Player moves the white by sliding it along within baulk and it didn’t leave the bed of the table. Two cross members made from 2 × 6-in (4 × 14-cm, finished) lumber are glued and screwed between the long sides of the slate frame to support the Once the seams are sealed on the pool table frame, the bed cloth is stretched tightly over the frame and secured. A ball is forced off the table if it comes to rest other than on the bed of the table or in a pocket, or if it is picked up by the striker, or intentionally moved by hand whilst it is in play except as provided for in Section 3 Rule 14(h). This now means that however the ball is moved it will be IN HAND. If you still have unanswered questions about 9 ball rules, visit our pool rules clarification page, or contact us and ask your question! 2.1 - This raises the question of whether a frame is considered to have started if the balls are NOT set as in 3.2 If, within the duration of the opening shot, a table setting mistake is discovered, a re-start is in order but, thereafter, it is condoned.

Object balls are in play from the start of the frame until pocketed or forced off the table. The player comes to the table and says the balls are not touching. If a player pockets any ball on a legal shot, he remains at the table for another shot, and continues until missing, committing a foul, or winning the game by pocketing the . If there is a foul where the cue ball left the table, play continues with ball-in-hand from the kitchen. 2.5 - This wording is new from 2011, enlarging on what was there before, but fails to stipulate what should happen regarding any points scored by a non-striker while playing out of turn. While cue ball fouls only is the rule of play when a match is not presided over by a referee, a player should be aware that it will be considered a cue ball foul if during an attempt to jump, curve or masse the cue ball over or around an impeding numbered ball that is not a legal object ball, the impeding ball moves, regardless of whether it was moved by a hand, cue stick follow through or bridge.

Whoever pockets their group first can then attempt to win the game by legally potting the black, which of course is the eight ball. The Scoutmaster takes up a position at a certain spot, preferably in the middle of a wood, or if in a town at the junction of several streets, and the chosen Scouts start from opposite points about two miles distant from the Scoutmaster and attempt to reach him. If the player takes over, a correct shot must then be made on the lowest ball remaining on the table. Q. Player comes to the table after his opponents turn and taps his cue on the table in appreciation of his opponents’ last stroke, but inadvertently touches the cue-ball which was still in motion from his opponents shot. 2.11- This wording covers situations like the ‘free ball’ situation where the ‘ball on’ may NOT be struck by the first impact of the cue ball but may still be ‘potted’ - i.e. by secondary contact. With the introduction of the spotted Pro-Cup balls, the words "which may have spots" has been added.

By declaring and then playing away from a touching ball, one is considered to have hit it but, equally, another colour can be nominated and, as long as one plays away from the touching ball, it is deemed NOT to have been hit. Any ball, which may be lawfully struck by the first impact of the cue-ball, or any ball which may not be so struck but which may be potted, is said to be on. A thirty-second shot-clock may be implemented, at any point, during the event. The following are common options that may be designated by tournament officials in advance: (1) Players alternate break. The penalty is five points, not seven.The inclusion of ‘when snookered’ in 3.10.d.v. should not affect 2.12.a. Although technically ‘snookered’ as per 2.17., the striker may be able to see enough of a ball on to pot it quite easily and will therefore ‘indicate to the satisfaction of the Referee’ as normal. 1. A nominated ball is the object ball which the striker declares, or indicates to the satisfaction of the referee, he undertakes to hit with the first impact of the cue-ball. The non striker requests the balls to be replaced, which includes the cue-ball to the break off position.

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