fouling on 9ball
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04:30 Sun 30 Dec 07 (GMT) [Link]
In a pub lets say if you pocket the 9ball on a foul the 9ball wont come out again so if you pocket it on a foul it will mean your opposition wins.
Funkypool though has the 9ball respotted so what I think is if you sunk the 9ball on a foul you lose.
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Edited by forum moderator martin_blank, at 10:56 Sun 30/12/07 (GMT)
Funkypool though has the 9ball respotted so what I think is if you sunk the 9ball on a foul you lose.
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04:39 Sun 30 Dec 07 (GMT) [Link]
I play 9 ball in tournaments in real life, and if and when someone scratches on the 9 ball, the rack is conceded out of common courtesy rather than anything else - I mean you're not gonna miss a respotted 9 with ball in hand! But people miss it on here a lot, and officially you're supposed to respot the 9 and pot it, so I don't see the problem! Same goes if you're on the 9 ball and for some reason it jumps off the table, officially the 9 ball is supposed to be respotted but it generally isn't for obvious reasons!
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06:41 Sun 30 Dec 07 (GMT) [Link]
as said above....
agree with that and the pub is the pub and pool rules vary at pub to pub...this is funkypool where its like any world championship match...but we arnt that good
agree with that and the pub is the pub and pool rules vary at pub to pub...this is funkypool where its like any world championship match...but we arnt that good
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07:34 Wed 16 Jan 08 (GMT) [Link]
i think this is a good idea as some players do intentionally pot the pot the 9 ball to get out of a snooker knowing that it will be respoted
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17:20 Wed 16 Jan 08 (GMT) [Link]
i use that tactic all the time if i need to; and professionals on TV do that as well.
I used to say myself that I would not do certain things like snookering people on purpose and potting the 9 ball; but then I relised that I was always at 675 or 680..
when I started to use the rules to all of my advantage, I got up to nearly 780 with this account.
Rules are there to be played by, and its simple; you can either use the rules to your maximum advantage or you can just sit back like i used to do and put limitations on yourself.
thats how 9 ball is...its tactical to pot the 9 sometimes to get back into the game.
sean2211 said:
i think this is a good idea as some players do intentionally pot the pot the 9 ball to get out of a snooker knowing that it will be respoted
i use that tactic all the time if i need to; and professionals on TV do that as well.
I used to say myself that I would not do certain things like snookering people on purpose and potting the 9 ball; but then I relised that I was always at 675 or 680..
when I started to use the rules to all of my advantage, I got up to nearly 780 with this account.
Rules are there to be played by, and its simple; you can either use the rules to your maximum advantage or you can just sit back like i used to do and put limitations on yourself.
thats how 9 ball is...its tactical to pot the 9 sometimes to get back into the game.
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18:02 Wed 16 Jan 08 (GMT) [Link]
i use that tactic all the time if i need to; and professionals on TV do that as well.
I used to say myself that I would not do certain things like snookering people on purpose and potting the 9 ball; but then I relised that I was always at 675 or 680..
when I started to use the rules to all of my advantage, I got up to nearly 780 with this account.
Rules are there to be played by, and its simple; you can either use the rules to your maximum advantage or you can just sit back like i used to do and put limitations on yourself.
thats how 9 ball is...its tactical to pot the 9 sometimes to get back into the game.
i see ur point but it is possible to achieve a good score without using these tactics i got up 790 without it, but as it seems to be accepted i think it might be time to start
aflumpire said:
sean2211 said:
i think this is a good idea as some players do intentionally pot the pot the 9 ball to get out of a snooker knowing that it will be respoted
i use that tactic all the time if i need to; and professionals on TV do that as well.
I used to say myself that I would not do certain things like snookering people on purpose and potting the 9 ball; but then I relised that I was always at 675 or 680..
when I started to use the rules to all of my advantage, I got up to nearly 780 with this account.
Rules are there to be played by, and its simple; you can either use the rules to your maximum advantage or you can just sit back like i used to do and put limitations on yourself.
thats how 9 ball is...its tactical to pot the 9 sometimes to get back into the game.
i see ur point but it is possible to achieve a good score without using these tactics i got up 790 without it, but as it seems to be accepted i think it might be time to start
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