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(''This article describes a variation on American Eight-ball Pool not the game Chinese 8-Ball Pool which is played in China using American Eight-ball balls and similar rules on a 9 foot x 4.5 foot table with Snooker style pockets and rails''〔Wharton, Rich. () 'What Is Chinese 8 Ball', ''Billiards Boutique blog article'' Retrieved on 26 January 2015.〕 〔Brett, Lee; Kidd, Jay and others. () 'Chinese 8 Ball Rules', ''AZ Billiards Forum discussion'' Retrieved on 26 January 2015.〕) The game is actually of American origin, and probably takes its name from the fanciful notion that things might be done backwards on the other side of the world (''cf.'' Chinese fire drill, etc.). ==Play== Set up the balls as you would for eight-ball. The first player breaks by shooting the cue ball into the as one normally would. A ball must be pocketed, or two must strike cushions, for the break to be legal. If a ball is pocketed, the breaking player goes again. The break is the only time players will strike the white cue ball with their cue stick. From this point forward, balls are pocketed by striking the object ball with the cue stick and causing it to carom off the cue ball, then go into the called pocket. Even if a ball is pocketed on the break, the table is still "open," which means that neither player is yet "stripes" or "solids." To determine which object balls one is playing, one must sink an object ball with a legal shot. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Chinese eight-ball」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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