transfer of energy. If the cue ball strikes the object ball cleanly and with no spin, it will transfer all of its energy to the object ball just like that childhood toy with the swinging ball bearings in line. If the cue ball does not hit the object ball cleanly (not on center) then the energy will be divided between the cue ball and the object ball sending them off in right angles to each other (the re-direction of the cueball will be at a right angle to the direction that the object ball takes off at). If a spin (either forward, backward or sideways(english)) is present when the cue ball strikes the object ball, that energy generally is not transfered to the object ball and will affect how the cueball moves after striking the object ball.
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All other things being constant - the faster the ball is going when it hits, the higher it will bounce. And the higher it was when it is released, the faster it will be going.
If you hit the other player's ball into the hole you just scored 1 point for them. If you hit yours into the hole you got 1 point anyways.
It is called a plant
If you are on the green and you hit another ball which is on the green, you receive a two shot penalty and must play your ball where it lies. The other ball must be replaced, you should have asked the other player to move the ball. If however you are not on the green and hit another ball, there is no penalty, you again play yours as it lies and the other ball must be replaced.
I don't think it matters if it tapped a different ball. As long as it went into the pocket the person claimed, and the person didn't scratch.
A save
Draw
Under most pool game rules, if the cue ball fails to hit the object ball, or it hits and a ball then does not go in a pocket or hit a rail it is a foul. The other player will get ball in hand.
When the ball hits the floor on the opposite side of the net(while still in the vb court) you get a point, then you can serve. When the ball hits the floor on your side of the net, the other team gets a point and gets to serve.
Yes but if the ball is going to hit the wicket but hits your pad and THEN pad youre out
You can foul someone whether you or them have the ball. If you make "illegal contact" with another player its a foul.
an overhead is when the other person hits a high ball in the air and then you go and swing your racket down on the ball so it hits it.