What are the billiard games?

Billiards describe games that are played using sticks and balls on fabric, rectangular table. Pocket Billiards are played on the table with pockets and often use many balls, while the Carom Billiards are played on the table without pockets and only use two object balls and one cue ball. Band games are considered to be a classification of Cue Sports or Pool Games. Some types of pool games are: cut throat, eight balls, nine balls, pools from pocket or straight pool and English billiards. The billiards have become popular in France and the United States and many other countries of the world. They use 15 balls in the stand and the break must have Cue Ball and two other balls called object balls, go to the track. If three balls do not go to the rail, two points are deducted and the opponent can choose to try the switch again or accept the table for him or for himself. When calling each shot, the ball and the pocket must be named.

In Billiards known as nine balls, only the lowest numbered nine balls are used. Anyone sinking nine balls for a legal shot, winning. The player automatically loses nine balls with three fouls or is missing in a row.

BALLARDS BALL EIGHT BALL, also called American Eight Ball, has many variations in its rules. Some rules state that the winner is the one who sinks eight balls for a break. Other rules say that if eight balls are sunk at the break, it is neither victory nor loss. British pubs have different rules of British eight balls and balls are also different. In American bars, Cue Ball is larger than object balls, while in British pubs, Cue Ball is smaller and lighter than object balls.

Cut Throat is a billier game for three people. Cut Throat is often played for fun rather than skill. Each player has five balls. Player One has numbers of one to five, the player two has six to ten numbers and the three player has eleven to fifteen numbers. The subject ofThe throat of the neck is to sink the balls of other players and be the only player with one ball that remained on the table.