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I’ve played some casual 1p games with a chess clock. I think this is the right solution.

Here is the original video with Magnus. The comments discuss this a little. That opening has been played tens of thousands of times. Probably he guessed because the game was notable for some other reason.

It’s real, but I think Magnus’s memory is a bit of an abnormality even among top chess players in the world. I don’t think most grandmasters can do this, and I think that is a fairer comparison to most top pool players. Also, chess has a discrete number of positions. Pool has infinite...

I like this idea. 8.13 clears it up for me. @iusedtoberich have a look.

Yes, object ball. That was an oversight. Maybe “legally pocketed” would be another to way to say it. That would also cover the situation — which I forgot — of pocketing an object ball and also scratching. Rules are hard!

Just out of curiosity, for what reasons do you think it’s the right way to do it? Would you please point me to where this is stated? I’m probably biased because rerack was introduced before I started playing 1p. I think there’s a good argument for rerack even with a referee racking. Yeah...

I'm not experienced with English 8-ball, but I found these rules, which state: So, yes.

I gave the onepocket.org rules a re-read, and read the WPA rules. Here are some interesting differences I noticed: No mention of re-rack option for balls pocketed on the break. Some form of this is pretty much always used these days in my experience matching up. Pretty sure DCC uses it, too. I...

I'm glad to see these changes. Thanks to those involved!

I’ll buy! PM me. Edit: I mistook the shaft diameter, and I'm not interested in 12.9 mm. Sorry!