If you call your pocket correctly and you sink your ball, but you scratched first. what does that mean?
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ANSWERS: 4
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You get to keep the ball you sunk in the pocket, but you give up control of the cue ball to your opponent.
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I would say that you might get credit for that pocketed ball, though the scratch could cost you that extra try that comes with pocketing a ball without scratching.
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I would think the pocketed ball goes back on the table and your turn is finished.
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The order of balls falling into pockets does not matter. The penalty for scratching varies from game to game and place to place, but the order never matters.
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