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I think that if they are frozen, and you play with follow, they will leave the tip with nearly the same speed, but then the object ball...

It defines it as legal because it specifically says it is legal. You can’t define it as legal any more clearly. Rule 3.8 can’t make...

You have it half right, in my opinion. In the first half of rule 3.7, where the balls are close but not touching, then if you shoot...

Not with Taom chalk. But I think it's much surer to look at the reaction of the balls.

I think Pongers knows the rule and that the balls were frozen. I imagine that the ref was surprised by a shot he had never seen before...

The WSR are available on the WPA website.

Under the current regulations, the ref is supposed to explain rules. I think this is not a good situation, but it seems to be necessary...

The wording is slightly awkward. You are required to contact an object ball on the shot. Normally, that is when the cue ball comes into...

If it is not allowed, then how do you handle the case in nine ball when you are frozen to the target ball? Get ball in hand? Shoot away...

The zombie rule apocalypse.

Derby bringing the VNEA rules back from the dead after Dr Dave killed them.

Listen to Karl's comments in the second clip I posted. He hasn't got a clue, nor does the other commentator. (Michael something?)...

Check out the first YouTube clip I posted above. The opponent was asked, then the ref came over, checked for frozenness and said...

It is a two-phase tournament. The "qualification" phase is double elimination that gets rid of half the players, then the "main"...

It was a normal, although powerful stroke. You also don't understand what a push shot is within the rules.