[…] for requesting and scheduling pre-play or make-up matches. Make sure you are familiar with the Local Bylaws for your area. NOTE: Local Bylaws may not create ball-in-hand fouls. The Game Rules section of this manual contains the exclusive and complete list of ball-in-hand fouls. < Trophies and Awards No Gambling > et_search_proccess […]
[…] violation of these Rules of Conduct, or longer if they have previously violated these Rules, or committed other sportsmanship violations. c. Generally, a person who consistently uses foul, provocative or intimidating language should receive a six-month suspension, though the suspension could be longer if they have committed a prior violation of these rules, or committed […]
[…] inning is not complete, and therefore not marked, until the player (singles) or team (doubles) who lost the lag and is listed on the bottom, misses or fouls. a. Game Blocks – Each game has its own block. All information pertaining to a game should be written in that game’s corresponding block, with the […]
[…] unless any of the accidentally moved balls make contact with the cue ball. If accidentally moved balls make contact with the cue ball, it is a ball-in-hand foul, and no balls get replaced. If the accidental movement occurs between shots, the ball must be replaced by the opponent before the shot is taken. If […]
[…] knocked off the playing surface will be immediately spotted on the foot spot. The 9-ball is spotted: a. Anytime it is knocked off the table other than when it is pocketed. b. Anytime it is pocketed and the shooter scratches or otherwise fouls. < Pocketed Balls Accidentally Moved Balls > et_search_proccess yes yes Search
[…] bridge is available, at least one foot must be on the floor while shooting. Failure to keep at least one foot on the floor is not a foul, but may result in a sportsmanship violation. Local League Management cannot guarantee the presence of a bridge, and some Host Locations do not have them. A […]
[…] the balls numbered 9 to 15. The turn passes from one player to the next whenever the shooter fails to pocket a ball of their category or fouls. A player legally pocketing a ball of their category must continue to shoot. The player who pockets their entire category of balls first, and then legally […]
[…] Appointed Start Time 8-Ball Team Match 4 Hours 9-Ball Team Match 3.5 Hours Doubles Matches (8-Ball & 9-Ball) 2 Hours Masters Team Match 3 Hours Ladies Team Match 2.5 Hours NOTE: Exceeding the time guidelines is not a foul; however, it can result in a sportsmanship violation.