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Type of billiard game in which the player is required to announce the ball he intends to pocket and/or the pocket he intends to shoot the ball; 8ball and 10ball pool are examples of call shot pool games.
The ball designated by the player on a call shot game
The pocket the player had designated to shoot the ball into on a call shot game
When the cue ball bounces off an object ball or a cushion
The precise middle point on the playing surface of the pool table
The powdery substance used to prevent the cue tip from slipping off the cue ball
When the cue ball strikes a different ball than the ball to be pocketed and then that ball strikes one ball or more in order to score
When the corner of a pocket holds the player from shooting the cue ball directly towards an object ball. See also Angled
A winning shot
The narrow stick used to strike the cue ball in billiard games
The white unnumbered ball struck by the cue in billiard games
When the cue ball can be placed anywhere on the table
When the cue ball can be placed anywhere from the head string and the cushion on the head end of the table
The leathery part attached to the shaft end of the cue the only part of the cue allowed to contact the cue ball on a shot
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The rubbery part covered with cloth that separates the inside of the rails on billiard tables and together create the outer limits of the playing surface |
