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A defensive strategy in which a player leaves the table in a position that would make it difficult for his opponent to score
When the cue ball is being pocketed
The number of games agreed upon required to win a match
The thinner end of the cue
The course of action that starts from the moment the cue tip touches the cue ball until all the balls on the table are motionless
Returning the balls to the table in positions according to the specific billiard game rules
The movement of the cue during a shot |
