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Ball nomination
Just a little confused with something, so thought I'd ask on here; What are all of the situations in which you have to, could do, or may have to nominate any ball?
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After potting a red (ie when you have a choice of colours) or when a free ball is declared, you have to nominate what ball you're going for. However,
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Souwester has it spot on, as ever.
Actually, whenever you are going for a ball where you have a choice, you do nominate. Usually y
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One thig I would also like to add to the excellent advice above, is, that some players are very quick to get down and play their shot. As a referee, I
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I once got a "foul and miss" in a ranking tournament, because I didn't nominate, and lost the match off it...
What happened?
I pott
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Because the balls are replaced after a miss has been called, doesn't mean you have to play exactly the same shot again: you could have chosen a differ
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