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Green, Jonathon (1987). Dictionary of Jargon. London: Routledge. p. 112. ISBN 9780710099198 . Retrieved February 26, 2009. Chinese snooker n Whether the player's choice of shot is the easiest to be achieved. If a player deliberately attempts a difficult shot with an easier escape available, intention to leave the opponent a bad position after a foul is presumed, and thus a miss will be called.

a b c d e The Color of Money (film), Richard Price (screenplay, based on the novel by Walter Tevis), Martin Scorsese (director), 1986; uses a lot of pool terminology in-context. Jewett, Bob (February 2002). "8-Ball Rules: The many different versions of one of today's most common games". Billiards Digest Magazine: 22–23.Developing a consistent pre-shot routine is crucial for maintaining accuracy and confidence at the table. Learn the steps of an effective pre-shot routine, including visualization, alignment, and stance, to ensure a perfect hit every time. Practical Drills to Enhance Your Cue Ball Hitting Skills

Playing a "jump shot" – a shot where the cue ball leaves the bed of the table and jumps over any part of a ball before first hitting another ball.The pool is a game with many calculations and considerations to get right, and learning can take a lot of time and patience. These materials are very durable and make it much easier to construct pool balls of the same size and weight. Timing is critical when it comes to hitting the cue ball perfectly. Understand the role of acceleration in your cue delivery and how to time your strike to achieve the desired cue ball speed and spin. Consistency in Pre-Shot Routines for Improved Accuracy The striker scores no points for balls potted as the result of a foul. Depending on the situation, these balls will either remain off the table; be returned to their original spots; or be replaced in the positions they occupied before the foul shot, along with any other balls that were moved during the shot. For details on such situations, see Fouls below. A match usually consists of a fixed, odd number of frames. A frame begins with setting up the balls as described above. A frame ends when all balls are potted, or when one of the players concedes defeat due to being too far behind on points to tie or beat the opponent's score.