It requires you to think of an offensive move and defensive move at the same time. It is played on a table that has the exact same dimensions as a snooker table. Its dimensions must be mm by mm.
Each player has a cue that is made from either wood or fiberglass. This cue is used in striking balls. What differs this game from other games is that it uses chalk. While on the game, each player will chalk the end of their cue to ensure that there is a good contact that will happen between the cue and the other balls. This is played with three balls with different colors.
Their colors are red, yellow and white. Each player will also have their own cue ball. One will have the white ball while the other will have the yellow ball.
Players will decide who will break first. Usually they decide this by hitting their cue balls to the length of the table. Whoever gets the cue nearest to the bulk cushion will have the chance to decide as to whoever breaks first. After the winner is determined, the red is placed on the billiard sport and whichever player is going to break must place their cue ball in the D.
After this, the player then plays the ball. Players will take turns to attempt to score the most amount of points. Players may score in three ways. This is when the cue ball hits one or more balls and then goes down into a pocket. This will earn them 2 or 3 points. This is when any ball other than you cue ball goes into a pocket. This will also earn you 2 or 3 points. This is when the cue ball hits both other balls which scores 2 points.
The goal of the game is to put 8 balls into the holes. You must put the 7 balls of your color first, and finally the black ball. Players play one after the other. But if a player succeeds, he plays one more time. You have the right to hit the white ball, and only the white ball, and throw it against other balls. At the begining of the game, players don't have colors.
When one player puts one ball into a hole for the first time, he gets this color, and his opponent gets the other color. The colors are attributed for the whole game. When it's your turn, you must try to put the balls of your color into the holes, one after the other.
Your opponent may spot the balls in numerical order from any location on the table that means he or she can place the ball anywhere on the table before taking his or her next turn.
If you jump the 8-ball off the table, you lose altogether! So keep your eye on that ball and be careful! If you jump a ball—other than the 8-ball—off the table, you lose your turn. Combination shots are legal shots, but you can never use the 8-ball as the first contacted ball. In other words, you can use the 8-ball in combination with another object ball to pocket an object ball, as long as you don't strike the 8-ball first. You keep playing your object balls on your visit to the table until you fail to pocket a shot.
Once all the object balls of your group are pocketed, you try to pocket the 8-ball. The first person to achieve this wins the match. Looking for more fun games to play with the family? Grab a deck of cards and check out our Card Games section! Calling the Shots Eight Ball is generally played as a call shot game, which means that before you hit a ball, you must call the shot. Bring the family together with these fun games.
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