In many common lounges and bars, the 'house" rules say this wins the game.
* Correction - Under APA rules, the largest governing body in the US, sinking the 8 ball on the break is a win. See the below link for the 8 Ball rules that govern the majority of pool players in North America.
A loss
I think you have to win tournaments.
other player wins Rules vary from place to place and person to person. Some play with rules that if you sink the 8 on the break you win, like the APA pool league.
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If you intentionally pocket the eight ball and it is your last object ball it is a win. If you hit the eight ball into a hole while you still have other balls to pocket, then you auto lose.
win games with other players
If someone in a game of straight pool hits another person's ball and then hits the eight ball into the pocket, they do not win the game. In order to win in pool, you must be the first to get all of your balls into the pockets, and you must also get the eight ball into a pocket without touching another person's ball.
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To win the player has to sink all the balls then sink the 8 ball. If they sink the 8 ball before all the others they are disqualified. It is a lot harder than it sounds.
If it is called to go in that way or if you are playing APA pool it would be acceptable.
No, if you scratch (knock in the cue ball) at the same time as the 8-ball, that's an automatic loss.
In many common lounges or bars, if the 8 ball is potted on the break then you win the game. In actual proper rules, the break is considered a fluke shot, and , as such, one cannot win or lose the game on the break. Under proper rules, two choices are given to the player; spot the 8 and shoot from where the balls lie, or re-rack and re-break. Keep in mind that if the original player fouled, the incoming player can elect to re-spot the 8, and continue as usual(cueball in hand behind headstring), or re-rack and break himself. Also of note:On the break, an 8 ball launched off the table is not a loss of game.