Serious Question on Balls Pocketed
4/29/2009 5:24:54 PM
Serious Question on Balls Pocketed
if i hit my ball in first with out hitting another ball first and after my ball goes my opponents ball goes in isn't it still my turn?
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Serious Question on Balls Pocketed
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Mitch Alsup on 4/30/2009 9:04:02 AM
Unless your opponents ball is the 8-ball, yes.
As long as:
- you use a legal stroke (which requires using legal equipment)
- hit a legal ball first
- and the called ball goes in the pocket
...then it is a legal potting of the ball.
There are sets (alterations or additions) of rules like "no slop" where you have to call insundry details (banks, kicks, caroms) for your turn to continue.
But even here, if you pot your opponents ball first or second or simultaneously, as long as you made what you called, you turn (inning) continues; subject only to A, B, and C above.
quickshot on 4/30/2009 8:19:30 PM
It is still your turn as long as the ball is not in the mix.
rckmagain on 5/16/2009 10:06:16 AM
100% it is still your turn. Don't let ppl scheme away your shots, call him/her out on it next time!
Serious Question on Balls Pocketed
- Title: Serious Question on Balls Pocketed
- Author: guest
- Published: 4/29/2009 5:24:54 PM