this happened in a ring game at our local pool hall the other day...the guy at the table was shooting the 6 ball..he hit it so hard it flew off the table but the cue ball came around and knocked the 10 ball in the side...whats the ruling???
All wrong so far. Six stays down, ten spots up, the next player has the option to shoot or make the previous player shoot again. This isn't that hard. It's happened many times.
of course depending if the ringgame rules are standart, I'd say, spot the 10 and leave the six in the pocket, foul BIH for the next player?
All wrong so far. Six stays down, ten spots up, the next player has the option to shoot or make the previous player shoot again. This isn't that hard. It's happened many times.
You know...I came back to this thread and had to think it through a bit more...and I think I have to change my point of view....
6 was struck all legal like...CB never left the table...had the 10 not fallen it would have been "spot the 6"....keep on moving. What would you do if the 8 fell and not the 10?
I retract my earlier statement and say the shooter wins.
<---keeping my disclaimer intact.
of course depending if the ringgame rules are standart, I'd say, spot the 10 and leave the six in the pocket, foul BIH for the next player?
All wrong so far. Six stays down, ten spots up, the next player has the option to shoot or make the previous player shoot again. This isn't that hard. It's happened many times.
"we"(all of us except for the shooter) was saying basically same thing..but shooter of course was saying cue ball fouls only claiming "back in the ol'days this wasnt a foul!etc..etc..etc...!! meanwhile game broke up after this...
this happened in a ring game at our local pool hall the other day...the guy at the table was shooting the 6 ball..he hit it so hard it flew off the table but the cue ball came around and knocked the 10 ball in the side...whats the ruling???