The new standard rules for the American 16 ball national standard

According to the new national standard, before the suit is not divided after kick-off, it must be the designated target ball into the designated bag to be valid, that is to say, the bag mouth must be specified in the process of determining the suit. Indirect goals caused before the suit is determined are invalidated, and they are taken out and put back on the spot. However, if the target ball enters the designated pocket during the re-hitting, and indirectly hits the colored ball of both sides, it is valid.

If the target ball is not pocketed, hitting the own ball will be invalid, and hitting the opponent's ball will be considered valid.

1. The determination of the right to kick off in the first game is determined by both sides hitting two main balls of the same specification to the top bank at the same time after the kick-off line, and then standing still after hitting the top bank. The player whose ball is closer to the bottom bank gets the tee off option. If the ball is not touched by the top bank or pocketed, the tee off option will be lost, and the opponent will be given the tee off option; If both balls are at the same distance from the bank or cannot be determined, or if both players lose the tee option, the tee off option will be restarted until one side has the tee off option.

2. The Organizing Committee of the competition can determine before the game which tee off method to use in multiple rounds of competition: (1) The two sides take turns to kick off. (2) The winner kicks off. (3) Loser kicks off.

4) The scoreline laggard kicks off. (When the score is equal, the winning side will kick off) 3. After kick-off, one target ball must be pocketed, or at least 4 target balls touch the edge of the bank, otherwise it will be a foul. Penalties for violating this rule:

1) The opponent can continue to hit the ball according to the current situation on the table, (2) or ask for a re-swing of the ball, and the fouling party will restart the ball, 4. If the target ball jumps off the table after kick-off, it is a foul. Penalties for violating this rule: (1) the opponent may continue to stroke the ball in view of the current table situation, (2) or take a free kick after the line.

5. If the main ball is pocketed or jumps off the table after kick-off, it is a foul. Penalty for violating this rule: Free kick after the opponent has been awarded the line.

6. If the No. 8 ball goes directly into the pocket after the kick-off, the tee-off can request to re-kick off or take out the No. 8 ball and reset it on the spot, and continue to hit. However, if both the No. 8 ball and the main ball fall into the pocket after the kick-off, the opponent may request a re-kick-off and may choose whether to kick off by himself, or take the No. 8 ball and reset it on the spot and take a free kick after the line. If, when the No. 8 ball is placed, the No. 8 ball should be placed on the longitudinal centerline of the table closest to the point of the ball in the direction of the top bank, or in the opposite direction if there is not enough space in that direction.

7. If the player is accompanied by other fouls during the normal kick-off, it will be regarded as a foul on the kick-off. Penalties for violating this rule: (1) the opponent may continue to stroke the ball in view of the current table situation, (2) or take a free kick after the line.

8. If there is no goal or foul after kick-off, the opponent will continue to hit the ball. 5. Determine the suit 1, after one side legally scores a goal in the open game, the type of goal (full suit) is the legal target ball of the side in the game, and the other type of ball is the legal goal ball of the opponent in the game, and the game is closed. 2. If there is a ball in the bag on the tee, regardless of the number, suit and order, the tee side will continue to hit the ball and continue to select the ball group.

Thereafter, the game is closed if the type of ball of his choice is legally pocketed; If the type of ball they choose is not legally pocketed, the game is still open, and the opponent can continue to choose the type when the opponent hits the ball; If the ball of their choice is pocketed but accompanied by a foul, the game is still open and the opponent is given free stroke. 3. When the game is open, the batting side can use a suit of the ball to indirectly pass the ball of different suits into the bag, this method is not considered a foul, but the goal cannot make the game closed, and the opponent can change the ball.

Except for the black eight, which requires a designated bag, other balls are not needed.

The tee shot goes into a suit and you can choose any suit to play.

Into the two suits are also casually played.

If you don't score when you play again, the opponent can choose the suit at will.

A lot of tears and sweat flowed.

There are two types of balls in the pocket at the time of tee-off, the main ball in the pocket or out of bounds, what to do.

The latest billiards national standard in 2015 is as follows:

The white ball is the main ball, the 1st to 7th balls are the target balls, the 9th to 15th are the other goal balls, and the 8th is the deciding ball.

The target ball is placed randomly in the triangle box, and the tiebreaker is in the third row.

After kick-off, one goal ball must be pocketed or at least 4 goal balls touch the edge of the table, otherwise the opponent will re-kick off.

After a kick-off goal is scored, the type of goal is the goal goal of the side; If two goals are pocketed at the same time, the tee shot selects one of them and continues to hit the ball.

The cue ball must first touch your own target ball, otherwise the opponent is free to place the cue ball and hit it.

If the cue ball does not touch your own target ball or hits the opponent's target ball directly, the opponent freely places the cue ball and hits the ball.

Hit the opponent's target ball into the pocket, and the opponent's target ball does not need to be taken out and replaced by the opponent's shot.

The cue ball can be hit by skipping the opponent's target ball.

After touching your own target ball, at least one ball touches the table (including the cue ball) or goes into the pocket.

The cue ball and the target ball cannot be knocked off the table, otherwise the opponent will freely place the cue ball and hit the ball.

After hitting all the goals in the pocket, the 8th ball is designated and the goal is scored.

After kick-off, the tiebreaker goes straight to the win.

If the target ball of this side is not fully pocketed, the No. 8 ball will be hit into the pocket and lost directly.

When playing the decisive goal, the goal bag must be designated in the bag, and the bag that is not designated must be lost.

When the tiebreaker is played, the main ball falls into the pocket or jumps off the table and loses.

Knock the deciding ball off the table and lose directly.

The goal ball and the deciding goal are pocketed at the same time and lose directly.

The kick-off goal is not counted as a split goal, and the game is invalid if it is scored in the black eight, and the game is re-kicked.

It doesn't count the ball, it's the standard both domestically and internationally.

Goals can be played on the go. It doesn't count until one more is scored.

The most basic rule:

1.There are two groups, 1-7 and 9-15, and whoever scores one of any group first can only play that set of balls.

2.After playing all 7 goals in the group, he played the number 8 goal, and won 3If you don't finish the first seven, you will lose if you score the eight.

4.The opponent who does not play the ball according to 1 plays a free kick.

5.If you score, you will continue to play, and you will not score substitutions.