Arguement on Interference

travis92

travis92

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So today I was playing my brother and he purposely shot the cueball in a pocket to make me shoot from the kitchen. I wasn't thinking and the ball was ready to stop so I picked it up. He said that I was disqualified because I picked it up while it was still moving. Is this a disqualification or just a foul? We're still fighting over it, cause 5 dollars is such a lot of money.
 
travis92 said:
So today I was playing my brother and he purposely shot the cueball in a pocket to make me shoot from the kitchen. I wasn't thinking and the ball was ready to stop so I picked it up. He said that I was disqualified because I picked it up while it was still moving. Is this a disqualification or just a foul? We're still fighting over it, cause 5 dollars is such a lot of money.
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trotter?
and first!
 
travis92 said:
So today I was playing my brother and he purposely shot the cueball in a pocket to make me shoot from the kitchen. I wasn't thinking and the ball was ready to stop so I picked it up. He said that I was disqualified because I picked it up while it was still moving. Is this a disqualification or just a foul? We're still fighting over it, cause 5 dollars is such a lot of money.
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I had a whole thing typed out and then figured maybe you two should just keep fighting. May the strongest survive and then get a vasectomy. :D:D

BVal
 
These are just general rules, it really does depend on the game. If the cue ball was still moving on the table playing surface, then that is a foul on whoever touched it. If the cue ball had stopped without contacting or pocketing a object ball and then neither hit a rail, then it is a foul on the player who was at the table shooting. If the cue ball was pocketed directly, that's BIH or BTL depending on the game.
 
travis92 said:
So today I was playing my brother and he purposely shot the cueball in a pocket to make me shoot from the kitchen.
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This is why playing ball in hand rules on fouls is so important. Then you don't get penalized for his foul. :)
 
between friends and relatives, this sort of thing shouldn't even be called. You don't see a lot of "automatic loss of game" rules called so if it's anything, just let it be a foul.

Behind the line is treetarded anyway.
 
Lol

I will do this at the bar from time to time.:) If the other player has a ball or two left in the kitchen I will scratch on purpose.:eek:(playing stupid bar rules). It always gets people pissed.:wink: I figure if I have to play stupid rules I will take advantage of them.

Is this wrong :confused:
 
What rules did you decide when you started the game?

Personally I think you just just decide to call it a draw, and each pay $2.50. What happens to that $5? It should be sent to one of the people who can't afford the
$5.00 increase in BCA dues...

B
 
well we ended up saying that game was a draw. I gave him 5 to 10 odds and we did a race to 5 for it. He's kinda cheap. we replayed it cuz it was hill-hill though
 
Apocalypse2012 said:
I will do this at the bar from time to time.:) If the other player has a ball or two left in the kitchen I will scratch on purpose.:eek:(playing stupid bar rules). It always gets people pissed.:wink: I figure if I have to play stupid rules I will take advantage of them.

Is this wrong :confused:
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Absolutely, gotta teach them a lesson -- yet they still don't see how it's a bad rule.
 
Let it be, you are brothers. When we were younger my brother and I made up rules all time that would benefit one of us. Most of the time we made up rules just so that we had a reason to fight. It was fun then, but as you get older, you'll see just how stupid you both were being.
 
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