Rules of Sport

Pool Rules In the global realm, the game of billiards enjoys widespread popularity, captivating millions. However, this beloved pastime manifests in various forms, each distinct in its rules and regulations. Predominantly, the variants gaining worldwide acclaim originated in the United States, namely 'eight-ball' and 'nine-ball' pool. Both variants unfold on a conventional pool table, adhering to the standard six-pocket configuration, and boast international championships. Yet, eight-ball reigns supreme as the more prevalent game, ubiquitous in local pool halls and the immediate association when the term 'pool' is uttered. POOL Eight-ball pool accommodates both singles and doubles play, employing cues and featuring 16 balls – 15 designated object balls and one cue ball, maneuvered by players in their pursuit to strike and set other balls in motion. Despite its apparent swiftness in comparison to its counterparts, snooker and billiards, eight-ball demands ...