Pool Regeln

It is a foul to touch, move or change the path of any object ball except by the normal ball-to-ball contacts during shots.

It is a foul to touch, move or change the path of the cue ball except when it is in hand or by the normal tip-to-ball forward stroke contact of a shot.

The shooter is responsible for the equipment he controls at the table, such as chalk, bridges, clothing, his hair, parts of his body, and the cue ball when it is in hand, that may be involved in such fouls.

If such a foul is accidental, it is a standard foul, but if it is intentional, it is 6. If the cue stick contacts the cue ball more than once on a shot, the shot is a foul.

If the cue ball is close to but not touching an object ball and the cue tip is still on the cue ball when the cue ball contacts that object ball, the shot is a foul.

If the cue ball is very close to an object ball, and the shooter barely grazes that object ball on the shot, the shot is assumed not to violate the first paragraph of this rule, even though the tip is arguably still on the cue ball when ball-ball contact is made.

Back to Blackball heading 5. Object balls driven off the table are spotted on the long string. If several balls are to be spotted, they are spotted in the following order: 1 the black ball, 2 balls from the group of the next shooter, or balls from the red, blue or solid group if the table is open, 3 other balls.

In case of a stalemate due to lack of progress towards a conclusion, the breaker of the rack will break again. A stalemate also occurs if the position does not allow any legal shot.

If the shooter commits a foul, play passes to his opponent. The incoming player has one free shot see Free shot as the first shot of his inning.

The following are standard fouls at black ball: 6. The following additional situations are fouls at blackball: 5. If the cue ball leaves the bed of the table and misses an object ball that would have been struck had the cue ball not left the table on an otherwise identical shot, the cue ball is deemed to have jumped over that object ball.

The player loses the rack if he: a pockets the black ball on an illegal shot; b pockets the black ball on a shot that leaves any of his group of balls on the table; c intentionally violates 6.

The following actions are fouls at pool when included in the specific rules of the game being played. If several fouls occur on one shot, only the most serious one is enforced.

If a foul is not called before the next shot begins, the foul is assumed not to have happened. Whether that ball is spotted depends on the rules of the game.

It is a foul to touch, move or change the path of any object ball except by the normal ball-toball contacts during shots. It is a foul to touch, move or change the path of the cue ball except when it is in hand or by the normal tip-to-ball forward stroke contact of a shot.

The shooter is responsible for the equipment he controls at the table, such as chalk, bridges, clothing, his hair, parts of his body, and the cue ball when it is in hand, that may be involved in such fouls.

If such a foul is accidental, it is a standard foul, but if it is intentional, it is 6. If the cue stick contacts the cue ball more than once on a shot, the shot is a foul.

If the cue ball is close to but not touching an object ball and the cue tip is still on the cue ball when the cue ball contacts that object ball, the shot is a foul.

If the cue ball is very close to an object ball, and the shooter barely grazes that object ball on the shot, the shot is assumed not to violate the first paragraph of this rule, even though the tip is arguably still on the cue ball when ball-ball contact is made.

However, if the cue ball is touching an object ball at the start of the shot, it is legal to shoot towards or partly into that ball provided it is a legal target within the rules of the game and if the object ball is moved by such a shot, it is considered to have been contacted by the cue ball.

The cue ball is assumed not to be touching any ball unless it is declared touching by the referee or opponent. Playing away from a frozen ball does not constitute having hit that ball unless specified in the rules of the game.

If the shooter is uncertain whether the cue ball has been placed behind the head string, he may ask the referee for a determination.

When the cue ball is in hand behind the head string, and the first ball the cue ball contacts is also behind the head string, the shot is a foul unless the cue ball crosses the head string before that contact.

If such a shot is intentional, it is unsportsmanlike conduct. The cue ball must either cross the head string or contact a ball in front of or on the head string or the shot is a foul, and the cue ball is in hand for the following player according to the rules of the specific game.

If such shot is intentional, it is also unsportsmanlike conduct. It is a standard foul to unintentionally play out of turn.

Normally, the balls will be played from the position left by the mistaken play. If a player intentionally plays out of turn, it should be treated like 6.

If a player fouls three times without making an intervening legal shot, it is a serious foul. In games scored by the rack, such as nine ball, the fouls must be in a single rack.

Some games such as eight ball do not include this rule. The referee must warn a shooter who is on two fouls when he comes to the table that he is on two fouls.

Otherwise a possible third foul will be considered to be only the second. If the referee feels that a player is playing too slowly, he may advise that player to speed up his play.

If the player does not speed up, the referee may impose a shot clock on that match that applies to both players.

If the shooter exceeds the time limit specified for the tournament, a standard foul will be called and the incoming player is rewarded according to the rules applicable to the game being played.

Rule 6. This time, you will each shoot the ball located farthest to the left of your home pocket. Though rare, it is possible to sink all of your balls before your opponent even gets a chance.

If you can do that, your friends may have reservations playing with you again. This continues until a player has sunk all five of their balls.

However, if you sink the fifth ball in your own pocket, you forfeit the game. Marked balls must be pocketed first. If you fail to make your marked ball before making another one, your opponent may freely sink two balls.

As you painfully watch, your opponent may place any two balls by hand into the pocket. Join our markets Becoming a customer Membership list Market Managers.

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