Making a shot while one of the balls is still in motion.(When the cue tip stays in contact with the cue ball for a period of time longer than would occur on a natural shot. cue on the same stroke, shaft, hand, chalk, bridge, etc.). Striking the cue ball twice or with anything other than the cue tip (i.e.Accidental contact with any of the balls.If the cue ball leaves the table it is a foul, however if the object balls leave the table they are spotted and the shooter continues.Ĭarom Billiard Rules - FoulsThe following are fouls for which the penalty is loss of turn The first ball is placed on the foot spot (if it is available), the second on the head spot (if it is available), and the third on the center spot. If a ball leaves the table spot them in the following order red ball, cue ball of offending player, cue ball of incoming player.The player may score without regard to the crotch area at the beginning of the shooter's inning, or when one, or both, of the object balls leave the crotch area. If both object balls are within a triangle area formed by a corner and a diamond down each rail from the corner they are to be considered "crotched" balls.replace the balls in the break position and shoot a break shot.If the cue ball is in contact with one or both of the other balls, the shooter must either.If contact with both balls is not made, the player's turn ends.
If the cue ball contacts both object balls on a legal stroke, the player continues his turn at the table.For any shot other than break shots, the cue ball may contact either object ball first.For the break to be legal, The cue ball must contact the red ball first. For the break shot, place the red ball on the foot spot, the opponents cue ball on the head spot, and the shooters cue ball on the head string within six inches of the center spot. Carom Billiard Rules - Opening BreakThe opening break is to be determined by lagging with the winning player having the option of shooting the break shot himself or allowing his opponent to shoot the break shot. Carom Billiard Rules - ScoringIn carom billiards, one point is scored when the cue ball contacts both object balls on the same, legal stroke. Carom Billiard Rules - Object of the GameThe object of carom billiards is to cause the cue ball to contact both object balls on the same stroke. Only three balls are used in carom billiards - one red bell, one white ball without spots and one white ball with spots (or a yellow ball). There should be two additional spots on the head string six inches on either side of the head spot. Markings include spots in the center of the head string, foot string, and center string. Carom Billiard Rules - EquipmentThe table should be either 4 feet by 8 feet, 4 1/2 feet by 9 feet, 5 feet by 10 feet, or 6 feet by 12 feet without pockets. It may also be played in two teams if more players exist. Carom Billiard Rules - PlayersCarom Billiards can be played with as little as two player. Carom Billiard RulesExcept when clearly contradicted by these additional rules, the General Rules of Carom Billiards apply. It is similar to the more popular UK/European version, and it an extremely technical and precise game that requires much skill. North American Carom Billiards is a type of billiard game played on a billiard table with no pockets.
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