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Bottle pool

Bottle pool (also known as bottle billiards) is a billiards game. It combines aspects of both carom and pocket billiards. Played on a standard pool table, the game utilizes three balls and a narrow-necked bottle called a shake or tally bottle. The bottle is traditionally made from leather, and is placed on the table and used as a target for caroms. Those…

Standards, Overview & General rules (Billiard Congress of America)

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related to Variations · 12
Bottle pool → BCA, Carl Conlon, Games Room, In, Manhattan Athletic Club, Michigan Billiards, Not, Such, The, Those, Union Club, University
related to Illegal shots and fouls · 6
Bottle pool → Any, General Rules, In, Pocket Billiards, The, Three
related to Scoring · 3
Bottle pool → Caroming, Pocketing, Points
related to Set up · 3
Bottle pool → At, The, Viewed

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bottle pool game ball balls object known billiards table player cue spot points played rules billiard center score pocket shake

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the Racquetinstance ofand is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves0.80text
Tennis Clubinstance ofand is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves0.80text
the Union Club.Despite being one of a short group of non-championship games still detailed in the Official Rulesinstance ofand is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves0.80text
Records Book of the Billiard Congress of Americainstance ofand is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves0.80text
as of 2006instance ofand is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves0.80text
bottle pool was known only to be the billiard sport of general choice at a few New York City social clubs such as the two mentioned previouslyinstance ofand is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves0.80text
Bottle poolrelated to Illegal shots and foulsAny0.60section
Bottle poolrelated to Illegal shots and foulsThe0.60section
Bottle poolrelated to Illegal shots and foulsThree0.60section
Bottle poolrelated to Illegal shots and foulsIn0.60section
Bottle poolrelated to Illegal shots and foulsGeneral Rules0.60section
Bottle poolrelated to Illegal shots and foulsPocket Billiards0.60section

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