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If the cue ball is too close to the rail, I use a flat open bridge on the wood rail gliding the stick across the top of my hand. Should I also glide the stick across the top of the rail cushion?
by utahan on January 7th, 2006
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I watch TV pool tournaments and the announcer sometimes says that the player shot a ball at "table speed." What does this term mean?
by utahan on December 20th, 2005
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Is it legal to jump a cueball onto a rail as long as it comes back down again?
by intellagency on June 10th, 2006
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In a game of * ball is it only after youve pocketed all your ball and shooting for the 8 Ball you have to indiocate where you are intending to pocket the 8 ball? and can you change the pocket sfter a miss on you next turn?
by Anonymous on March 16th, 2008
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When is an object ball considered out of the kitchen?when the entire ball is over the line,or the spot the ball is on over the cloth?
by helmsteady on September 9th, 2008
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You're reading What makes a cannon shot? Is it when the cue ball strikes two object balls, or is it when the cue ball makes two object balls collide?
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Thanks for your answer Captain Birdseye. Thats what I thought, But on checking glossary of terms I am finding that a plant is being described as a "carom". I am trying to play a game called "scrub" .
by Kevlee on October 1st, 2006
Scrub is played by scoring points for cannons or pots. I want to know if a plant is technically a cannon?
by Kevlee on October 1st, 2006