- balkline, one-cushion carom, three-cushion
billiards,
artistic billiards, and four-ball
Pocket billiards (or pool), pla**** on six-pocket
tables of seven...
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aspects of both pool and
carom billiards, such as
American four-ball
billiards,
bottle pool,
cowboy pool, and
English billiards. The
etymology of "pool" is...
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Carom billiards, also
called French billiards and
sometimes carambole billiards, is the
overarching title of a
family of cue
sports generally pla**** on...
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English billiards,
called simply billiards in the
United Kingdom and in many
former British colonies, is a cue
sport that
combines the
aspects of carom...
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table or
billiards table is a
bounded table on
which cue
sports are pla****. In the
modern era, all
billiards tables (whether for
carom billiards, pool,...
- Bar
billiards is a form of
billiards which involves scoring points by
potting balls in
holes on the
playing surface of the
table rather than in pockets...
- English-language
terms used in the
three overarching cue
sports disciplines:
carom billiards referring to the
various carom games pla**** on a
billiard table without...
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billiard ball is a small, hard ball used in cue sports, such as
carom billiards, pool, and snooker. The number, type, diameter, color, and
pattern of...
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without loss of
speed (i.e.
elastic collisions).
Billiards are
Hamiltonian idealizations of the game of
billiards, but
where the
region contained by the boundary...
- three-cushion
billiards and
balkline in
order to find
people who
would play him for money. In 1979, the
writer John
Grissim published the book
Billiards, where...
