In 8 Ball Billiards, My target ball hits an opponents ball before being pocketed. Is this legal?

Oct 28, 2008 by Destin J | Posted in Snooker & Pool

My ball was hit first, and it was pocketed. But it rubbed my opponents ball before being pocketed. Is this permissible?

Yes positively. In most bars this would need to be a called shot, however, in tournament rules, this is legal.

In 8 ball, billiards/pool. How do you shake off anger after missing an easy shot?

Feb 26, 2007 by The Fuel Wagner | Posted in Snooker & Pool

Say you are about to toss the black 8 ball because it's the last ball you need to make to win, but you always seem to miss how do you not get angry?

It sounds dark, but you need to try to not give any particular shot more importance than any other shot. Whether it's the game ball, the money ball, a long cut shot, or a 2ft. accurately = 'pretty damned quick' without ice uncurl in shot, they all deserve

In billiards 8-ball, is it possible to put the 8-ball in the corner pocket on the break?

Jul 10, 2009 by Erik A | Posted in Snooker & Pool

Okay, not a careful tag line. Anyways, I haven't seen it, but I can make the 8-ball on the break by breaking down the middle and putting the ball in the corner cluster. Not bragging, but just wondering if this is possible.

Certainly it's achievable. Is there a reliable way to do it *every* time? Not really. I mean, if there was, wouldn't the pros be doing it?

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by Alison Nastasi

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