The balls are all equal from a points perspective in English Billiards, Carom Billiards, and Pocket Billiards.
The black ball, which is worth 7 points. Yellow=2, green=3, brown=4, blue=5, pink=6 and black=7. =D
In bIlliards there is no point limit. The game is either timed (Pre-determined) or reaching a agreed point value. Points are allocated: Object ball - Pot or in-off (3) Opponnet ball - (2) Canon - (2) Hope this helps
10 points being 2 points for hitting both your opponents and the red ball (a cannon) a further 2 points for then potting your opponents ball, potting the red gives you an additional 3 and a further 3 points for then going 'in-off' that red giving 10 in total
There are no points for pocketing a particular color ball in billiards. However, snooker awards 1 point for potting (the term used for pocketing by snooker players) a red ball.
Two Ball Billiards is a greek term which refers to ones Johnson and a pair of nuts.
In English Billiards, there are two white balls (one normally has spots on it to distinguish it from the other one) and one red ball.
The 2 Ball Billiards has but 3 balls, white, spot white & red. The blue is worth 5 in snooker.
There are none in English Billiards. In Carom Billiards, there are none. In the Pocket Billiards games, the 8 ball is the only black ball - 7 Ball has no 8 ball, hence no black ball, but all other games include the 8 ball, so, they have 1 black ball.
For pocket billiards, 9 ball is often won in 1 shot. Both 8 ball and 9 ball can be won on the break,
The English Billiards balls are either white or red.
Cue Ball
who invented eight ball billiards
In the US, a billiards ball or pool ball is 2.25 inches in diameter. This is 1.125 for its radius. The only exception is the oversize cue ball, which is 2.375 inches in diameter.