Question about some shots in pool

gajga said:
Here's the only thing I can find right now:

From http://www.billiardsforum.info/billiard-terms-definition/carom.asp

Carom Definition
A carom is a type of shot that occurs when the object ball touches or kisses one or more other balls or rails on its way to the pocket.


From http://www.billiardsforum.info/billiard-terms-definition/billiard.asp

Alternatively, billiard refers to a shot where the cue ball is caromed off of an object ball with the intent to strike another object ball. The shot is referred to as a billiard even if no cushions are contacted in the interim.

I'm not familiar with the game of billiards or the game of caroms so I won't venture to comment on either. But I think these definitions apply within the context of asbani's original post.

Every shot I shoot is a carom shot if that is the case. The object ball usually hits at 2 or 3 rails and goes in... about 10% of the time.
 
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