JoeyA
Verified Member
I've read the rules of one pocket as outlined here on onepocket.org but I have a question for you one pocket players.
If while using a bridge, you move one ball (other than the cue ball) by accident is it a foul?
If while using a bridge, you move two balls or more (other than the cue ball) by accident, is it a foul?
If while using a bridge, you move SEVERAL Balls and scatter them widely on the table (other than the cue ball, which never moves), is it a foul?
The rules state that in one pocket, it is cue ball fouls only and any ball (notice:singular) is moved, the disturbed Ball (singular) must be restored to it's original position.
What prevents a player who has a terrible table layout from "accidentally" dropping the bridge onto the rack of balls to change the table layout forever?
When cue ball fouls only rule is in effect, does it become a foul when more than one ball is moved, even if by accident?
Thanks,
JoeyA
If while using a bridge, you move one ball (other than the cue ball) by accident is it a foul?
If while using a bridge, you move two balls or more (other than the cue ball) by accident, is it a foul?
If while using a bridge, you move SEVERAL Balls and scatter them widely on the table (other than the cue ball, which never moves), is it a foul?
The rules state that in one pocket, it is cue ball fouls only and any ball (notice:singular) is moved, the disturbed Ball (singular) must be restored to it's original position.
What prevents a player who has a terrible table layout from "accidentally" dropping the bridge onto the rack of balls to change the table layout forever?
When cue ball fouls only rule is in effect, does it become a foul when more than one ball is moved, even if by accident?
Thanks,
JoeyA