jensen_lover Pro Playa' Silver Member May 13, 2009 #1 Is it true that the ball closest to the head string is spotted if no balls are past, and someone scratches but has no balls? No pun intended.
Is it true that the ball closest to the head string is spotted if no balls are past, and someone scratches but has no balls? No pun intended.
cbaumann212 Jackass Extraordinaire Silver Member May 13, 2009 #2 1P rule If someone owes a ball and doesn't have any, they owe one.
jensen_lover Pro Playa' Silver Member May 13, 2009 #3 I understand that but suppose your opponent scratches and has no balls to spot. If no balls are past the head string are you supposed to kick at a ball behind the head string? That does not seem fair.
I understand that but suppose your opponent scratches and has no balls to spot. If no balls are past the head string are you supposed to kick at a ball behind the head string? That does not seem fair.
Robertduke AzB Silver Member Silver Member May 13, 2009 #4 Yes the ball thats closer to the head rail is spotted.. If there two that is equally close then the higher number ball is spotted..
Yes the ball thats closer to the head rail is spotted.. If there two that is equally close then the higher number ball is spotted..
Tom In Cincy AKA SactownTom Silver Member May 13, 2009 #5 www.onepocket.org has a very good set of accepted rules. There are some pretty good 'primer' shots included in the 'Why play One Pocket?' section http://onepocket.org/getting_started.htm
www.onepocket.org has a very good set of accepted rules. There are some pretty good 'primer' shots included in the 'Why play One Pocket?' section http://onepocket.org/getting_started.htm
jensen_lover Pro Playa' Silver Member May 13, 2009 #6 Thank you. I look at that site everyday and did not even think to look there. I figured that was fairly rare but has happened quite a few times to me lately.
Thank you. I look at that site everyday and did not even think to look there. I figured that was fairly rare but has happened quite a few times to me lately.