Unlike most billiard games, pool is a very contested sport. It is loved all over the globe. There are many variants of this game, but the most common are the eight and nine ball pools. Pool matches are often played over multiple games. After a certain number frames, the winner is declared. The winner receives 61 points. You can agree on handicaps for winning numbers that are different.
The goal of the game, however, is to get all the balls that are designated for being pounded. Each ball pocketed counts for one point, but any additional balls pocketed are also worth one point. A player is considered to have won if they are able to pocket the eight ball first. A player who does not take the eight ball will lose the game. If the eight-ball is lost during a foul the other balls are taken and spotted. However, the foul does not count towards the points. Two fouls in succession are a violation of the rules and a player must be informed before their next shot.
The balls can be divided into three sets: striped or solid balls, object balls, and striped ones. They are typically smaller than the American style balls, and come in a variety of colors, including dark violet for the four and twelve balls. Although they were originally all red, object balls are multi-colored nowadays. They can be made of a variety materials including wood, fibreglass and carbon fiber. There are three most common sizes for ball diameters: 2+1/16", 2 inches and 3 inches.
The object of this game is to find the black eight ball. The object of the game is to get the black eight ball. To do that, the player must first pocket all balls. But he must make certain that all balls are spotted and placed in direct line to the footrail. Then, the balls that have pocketed are placed back on the table, and the player who pocketed the eight ball is able to decide whether he wants to keep playing or if he wants to give his opponent a chance to continue the game.
A player can pocket a ball without fouling by placing it as close to the foot spot as possible, and calling the shot. The foul must be committed within the time frame of the shot. Any other balls must be placed directly in front of the foot spot. The foul will not add to the points, but the player will receive a shot free of charge. The foul can be played with any ball.
If a player takes a shot, they have to pocket the ball in their own pocket. The ball that is in the first row must be hit first. However, if a foul is committed before a ball is pocketed, the ball in the front row must be pocketed again. Any other balls may be taken by the player in addition to the one in the front row.