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Question by Tucker
Submitted on 4/13/2004
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When playing with all sixteen balls, if I hit one of my opponents balls in, and my own in on the same shot, is it still my turn, or is it a turn over?

Answer by some guy
Submitted on 12/25/2004
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It depends on which goes in first. If one of your balls is contacted by the cueball and one of your own is the first to go down, it counts as a successful shot no matter what balls go down afterwords. however; if you first make contact with one of your opponents balls, or one of your opponents balls or the cueball is pocketed first then it is a turn over.

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