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All official pool rules in all disciplines for billiards, snooker, carom and bowling billiards pool table is probably the most most common billiard game worldwide. Simply put it is played on the pool billiard table, which has six holes. Billiard tables are divided into coin tables, where you pay per game, and tournament tables, which are leased on time. The most common game on the coin table is 8-ball. Unfortunately, not all games can be played on the coin table, as it is usually necessary to rebuild reused ba*ls. Therefore, there are two rules for the 8-ball. In tournaments one differentiates between 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 10-Ball and 14.1 endless, or as they say in the US: Straigth pool. 9-Ball is a very popular option for years, since it is particularly for beginners and lay her charms has a quick win with luck against a better player. To complete and to show the whole spectrum of the pool billiards we also listed the variants Black Pool and One Pocket. Probably the most common of all games is played with 15 numbered ba*ls and the whites. One player has the full color ones, ba*ls 1-7 (or even full), the other the st*iped ba*ls 9-15 (also called halfs). The black eight is neutral. The player who was the first to sink the ba*ls of his color correctly, can play on the eight. If this is also sunk correctly, the game is won. At the beginning, the ba*ls are built into a triangle, where the eight comes in the middle. There must be one half and one full at the back corners of the triangle. At impact, at least four colored ba*ls must start a tie or sink a ball. If a ball falls, the player may continue to play. However, it is not yet decided which will. When Achtball must always be announced (in organized sports), which ball is to be sunk in which hole. At every