How many amateur pool players can run 15 or more balls?

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Question by Cooliebigdog
Submitted on 2/10/2004
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How many amateur pool players can run 15 or more balls?

Answer by pool guy
Submitted on 3/16/2004
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I don't think there are any statistics on this. So we'll have to guesstimate. Let's restrict this to the US. According to a survey a few years back there are 42 million casual (read "average") pool players in the US. Of these, conservatively, 1 percent can run 15 or more balls (probably far less). So they answer is no more than 1% of average players, or 42,000 or less in the U.S.

Answer by geck
Submitted on 8/24/2005
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just depends where the balls are. No-one can do it every time and no-one cannot do it once (in a lifetime). I play 8ball, it happens to pot out of thebreak but its not every week

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