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| Author : | Topic: A couple of questions from a newbie to World Rules | Bottom |
| Jarvey - Legend in his Lunchhour Posts : 140 POOL HUSTLER ![]() |
Hello, 1. Stalemate doesn't really exist unless at least one player doesn't understand the rules. In virtually all tactical circumstances one player can force the win. However, on rare occasions both players can't play an attacking shot without losing so they both play negative shots and a re-rack is inevitable. The usual procedure for the referee in the stalemate situation is to advise the players that he believes there is no progress being made and then to give the players the chance should they request it to progress the game. If a player disagrees with a stalemate call, he must put his case to the referee and demonstrate progress on the table otherwise the referee may call the stalemate and re-rack the balls. Tactically, the player who didn't break will want to avoid the stalemate if possible as the break is usually considered an advantage. 2. You are correct. Hope this helps John | |||
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| ChrisH Posts : 17 POOL BEGINNER |
Hi John, Thanks for the quick and helpful reply. Cheers Chris |
| munson roy e Posts : 387 POOL LEG-END |
only ever had one stalemate. playing macca a couple of years ago in practice and i cant remember how we managed it but we got black in jaws and last red on top with last yellow next to it also touching black. neither could win. very rare. | |||
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