no not if its the 9 ball but they do if it is the 8 ball
Yes
the player whose side the ball is on
he isn't a basket ball player but he likes playing it
This is called replayed ball
The steel boat has more bouyancy because it is mostley filled with air as with the steel ball it is dence and heavy so it sinks
get a cotton ball andalcohol then clean it with them.
Obstruction
It is not a foul only a scratch, the next player takes only one shot. the same as any other scratch.
The game uses 10 balls; the 1 through 9 balls, plus the cue ball. Any number of players can play, but typically only two players play. The setup: The numbered balls are arranged in a four-sided 'diamond formation' with the 1 ball up front and on the spot and the 9 ball in the center of the formation. The arrangement of the other balls is not important. To see a proper starting formation, click on the RELATED LINK below. The first shooter 'breaks' the formation when he shoots the cue ball from behind the foul line and hits the 1 ball. If any numbered ball except the 9 ball sinks, the player shoots again. If the 9 ball is sunk on the break, that player wins, and a new game is set up. The object is to sink the 9 ball. Trick is to accomplish this by hitting the lowest numbered ball on the table with the cue ball first. Failure to hit the lowest numbered ball first is a foul, and the opponent then gets 'ball in hand' which means he can place the cue ball anywhere in the table top he wants in preparation for his shot. Sinking the cue ball in a pocket is also a foul, with the same penalty. The shooting player gets to continue shooting as long as he doesn't foul and if he sinks any numbered ball on each shot. If the player fouls or if he fails to sink a numbered ball, the shot passes to the next player. The player who sinks the 9 ball without a foul on the shot wins the game. __________________________________________________________
Rub toothpaste on it with a cotton ball then clean off with another clean cotton ball then dry it off
Just don't screw the next one up.
No