In a game of pool if you break and you sink a spot ball and a stripe ball do you get another turn??
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It depends on the game you are playing...\n\nIn 8-ball, you get to shoot again.\n\nIn 9-ball, you win!\n\nIn straight pool, you don't get to shoot again unless you called the ball and pocket of one of the two balls you made.
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7-10-1? three pins? that's much easier than just 7-10. take a 8 lb ball, go from left and aim at the right of the 1 pin. let the 1 bounce and hit the 7 while the ball will also bounce to hit the 10! Got it?
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Video games can sometimes help with strategy.  For example, it can give you ideas for how to run out a rack, pattern play, etc.  For the actual execution of the stroke, it does nothing whatsoever.  There are only three things that you as the shooter can control at the pool table: Angle, Speed, and Spin.  So, as I tell my students, "Cover your A.S.S."  The angle of the shot is already prescribed.  Spin is where your cue tip will contact the cue ball.  Speed control is actually more than 1/3 of your pool game.  All a video game will do is give you someone else's idea of what "slow" and "fast" means.  If I had to guess what percentage a video game helps your real game, I'd say around 5%.  There's nothing wrong with playing computer games, but don't make a mental link between them and the real thing.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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Under BCA rules for 8-ball, the table is always open after the break shot, regardless of what gets pocketed.  The upcoming player must designate a ball and a pocket and successfully complete the shot to determine stripes or solids.  On an open table, any combination of balls can be used to make the shot, including the 8-ball.  It doesn't matter what was contacted first or if other balls were pocketed on the shot, as long as the called shot was made.  Simple.  Happy shooting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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Ball Terminology:\n* Red = basic object ball that is red in color\n* Ball color = any ball that is not red in color\n\nWhen there are still red balls on the table:\n1. your 1st shot on every turn must be a red(any red ball is ok).\n2. You must first pot a red to gain access to potting any ball color you wish. (the pocketed red shall remain in the pocket)\n3. Before potting a ball color, you must 1st state what color you are taking, and if any other ball(colored or red) goes on your attempt to take your chosen ball color, it will be regarded as a foul. (the pocketed ball color shall be taken out of the pocket and returned to its original spot at the table)\n4. This process is repeated until all red balls are pocketed.\n5. In the event that a ball is missed, the cycle is renewed with the shooting player required to pot a red ball 1st.\n\nWhen all red balls are gone:\n1. balls are pocketed in this order - yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black\n\nFoul Rules:\n*** Cueball must make contact with object ball first otherwise, foul is committed( Penalty: 4pt or corresponding pt value of 1st ball hit, whichever is higher)\n1. If the cueball does not hit anything on the table, the ahooter's opponent may choose to take the shot, pass, or ask the shooter to redo the shot(taking the white to its original place before the shot took place)\n2. If the shooter commits a foul and the opponent has no clear path to an object ball, he may be allowed to take a freeball(any ball on the table). The freeball will take the pt of the original object ball.\n3. other basic rules apply(e.g. cueball pocketed, accidentally nudging any ball on the table, etc)\n\nBall quantity, points and orig spot(looking from the side opposite the arch):\n= RED(15) - 1pt each (in a triangle formation just below the PINK)\n= YELLOW(1) - 2pt (left side of BROWN)\n= GREEN(1) - 3pt (right side of BROWN)\n= BROWN(1) - 4pt (midpoint of the line connecting the arch\n= BLUE(1) - 5pt (center of table)\n= PINK(1) - 6pt (above the reds)\n= BLACK(1) - 7pt (below the reds)\n\nA game ends when:\n1. A player resigns because there are not enough balls on the table to make up for the opponent's score; OR he does not have enough options to execute a good snooker to force the opponent into a foul.\n2. All reds and ball colors are pocketed.\n\nWinner:\n- The player with the most points at the end of the game wins!
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Pool A\nA1\nA2\nA3\nA4\n\nPool B\nB1\nB2\nB3\n\nAll teams in pool A play each other once top team advances to semi-finals\n\nAll teams in pool B play each other once top team advances \n\n2nd and 3rd place teams in each pool cross over (2 vs 3) with other pool to pick other two semi finalist.\n\nThis way all the teams in Pool A get 3 games in pool play.  All the teams in Pool B get 2 pool games and at least one game trying to get into or in the semi-finals.\n\nHope that works for you.
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in 9 ball you have to hit the lowest numbered ball 1st or it is a ball in hand fall.if you scratch.if you dont hit a rail after you contact the lowest number ball with either the cue ball or the object ball. in 8 ball you have ball in hand if...you dont hit one of your balls and a rail.you scratch.
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Is this a progressive loser pool in that you can't re-pick a team or all team in play.  If all teams are in play I would go with Miami at Chicago with Miami as the loser.
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No.. a pitcher can only receive one or the other.  If he wins the game that means the team took the lead while he was the active pitcher, while a save can only be recorded when you enter the game with a lead intact.
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Ask your magic 8-ball. The answers you get are VERY veliable.\n\nTrust me.
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I only know golden break.\n\nGolden Break - In the pool game 9-ball, whoever pockets the 9-ball wins. So if the player pockets the 9 on the break (first shot), it is called a golden break!
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according to the conservation of momentum the second ball has the same momentum, though it depends on the angle at which the first ball collides with the second\n\nalso if you put English on the cue ball\n\nif it is a solid shot, the cue ball can stop and transfer all momentum to the second ball\n\nhope i could help
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If your opponent hits your ball first it would be a foul , ball in hand for you. There would be no second shot.
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A foul and miss has occurred if the shot was on the same turn.\n\n-4 or -5 or -6 or -7\n-7, if he had failed to nominate a colour.\n\nThen numerous options come in to play because the act of missing the ball on was deliberate.
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1. Weigh three against the other three. If the two groups weigh the same, the seventh ball is the cue ball. If the two groups do not weigh the same, proceed to step 2.\n\n2. Weigh two balls of the lighter group. If those two weigh the same, the third ball is the cue ball. If they do not weigh the same, the lighter ball is the cue ball.\n\nQED
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No bet!\n\nENIGMA! ENIGMA! ENIGMA! ENIGMA!\n\nI now have one of your questions figured out, that I was originally wrong about, before the voting started. LOL\n\nYou asked:\n\nWhat happens in 8 ball (world standard rules)?\nYour opponent shoots at and successfully sinks one of YOUR stripes, then shoots another stripe and misses the pocket. \n\nWhat do you do? \n\nI say:\nYou shoot solids now, since he has now taken over stripes, because you failed to claim a foul when your opponent pocketed your stripe and then also shot a stripe.\n\nYeah, I know! too late.  LOLOLOLOL
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if the player accumulates 2 yellow cards, or gets a red card, then he has to sit out the next match\n\nso if i got a yellow card in one game, then another one in the next, i have not gotten a red card but i have accumulated 2 yellows so i have to sit out the 3rd match. or if i got a red card, i would have to sit out