The American Poolplayer's Association (APA) is a good start. Only minor variations are typically found for local play - "House Rules" at a bar or such may have different "ball in hand" rules and rules regarding the 8 ball. See the link below to get the current APA rules -
There is a list of rules at the related link. Or you can find written rules where you buy pool balls.
There are several general rule's one must follow when playing billiards. These rules pertain to the topics of players, equipment, fouls, and game play. To find a full list of general billiards rules, go online to Generation Pool.
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Rules: free13runpool.com/13-run-pool-rules This site even updates the standings for you. My pool: http://www.free13runpool.com/20110425
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A pool cover is called a POOL COVER. (KISS.. (keep it simple, stupid).
No Jumping off Ladders no jumping out of the pool by the sides (or in the pool by the sides 2)
There are none. There is no FIFA World Cup pool tournament.
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can all be conveniently found at your local dive stores next SCUBA DIVE CLASS. the safety rules for SCUBA divers is not a simple list, but a learning of the concepts of entering a hazardous environment.
In the US, whether you are referring to 8 Ball, 9 Ball, or Straight Pool you most likely need the American Poolplayer's Association (APA) rules. This is the largest governing body for these in the US. There are often slight local rules covering ball-in-hand and shooting of the 8 ball that may be different than the official rules. So be sure to check for house rules at a bar or local pool hall. The APA Rules can be viewed and downloaded at the link below -
In 2005 ABC cancelled '8 Simple Rules' due to low-ratings.