What is the regulation size of a pool stick?

Answer 1

A regulation pool cue is 40 inches long or longer, no maximum, and weighs up to 25 ounces, no minimum. It has a tip that is up to 14 mm in diameter, no minimum, made of specially processed leather or other fibrous or pliable material.

Answer 2

Today, regulation pool tables are both 9 ft by 4.5 ft, the original regulation size, but also includes 8 ft by 4 ft.

* Correction - As of 2008, BCA identifies 3 sizes as regulation size. 9 foot (the original), 8 foot, and oversize 8 foot.

Answer 3

The length varies by the size, as there are three regulation size tables. These are referred to as 9 foot (the typical and historically, the only regulation size), 8 foot, and oversize 8 foot tables. None of these are actually of the same length as their names. A 9 foot table has a 100 inch playing surface, and adding 1 foot for the end rails, the table is 112 inches long.

An 8 foot table has an 88 inch long playing surface, and adding the 1 foot for the rails, the table is 100 inches long.

An oversize 8 foot table has a 92 inch playing surface, and adding the 1 foot for the rails, the table is 104 inches long.

Answer 4

Russian pool - 68 mm (211⁄16 in)

Carom - 61.5 mm (27⁄16 in)

American-style pool - 57 mm (21⁄4 in)

British-style pool - 56 mm (23⁄16 in)

Snooker - 52.5 mm (21⁄15 in)

Scaled-down pool - 51 mm (2 in) for children's smaller tables

Half-scale children's miniature pool - approximately 28.5 mm (11⁄8 in).

Answer 5

There are 3 regulation pool table sizes. These are the 9 foot, 8 foot, and 8 foot oversize.

The playable area for a 9 foot is 100 inches by 50 inches, and add 12 inches in each direction, the rails, for total size.

The playable area for an 8 foot is 88 inches by 44 inches, and add 12 inches in each direction, the rails, for total size.

The playable area for an oversize 8 foot is 92 inches by 46 inches, and add 12 inches in each direction, the rails, for total size.

Answer 6

The WPA specifies two table sizes for tournament play.

A "9-ft" table has a playing surface area of 100 x 50 inches.

An "8-ft" table has a playing surface area of 92 x 46 inches, although this is typically called an oversized 8-ft or 8-ft pro table.

In addition, you can find other table sizes for home or commercial use.

A home 8-ft table has a playing surface area of 88 x 44 inches.

A 7-ft table has a playing surface area of 76 x 38 inches.

The playing surface area is the area between the noses of the cushions. The exterior dimensions of the table will depend on the width of the rail and cushions.

Answer 7

In order to answer this question you need to set up an equation: let p= pool table length 30=3/2p *you can multiply by 2/3 or divide 3/2 (same thing) p=20 ft

Answer 8

Under BCA Rules, regulation pool tables sizes are 9 foot, 8 foot or the oversize 8 foot.