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> 1. The board layout comes from an early group discussion between ["James Kyle"] and ChrisYoung. See [https://ludism.org/piecepack/message/9 piecepack Mailing list message #9].

Nine Ball

Players	2
Length	20 minutes
Equipment Required	single standard piecepack
Designer	Traditional, adapted by Mark A. Biggar
Version	1.1
Version Date	2004-07
License	Copyright 2003, 2004 Mark A. Biggar under the GNU free doc license , dual-licensed CC BY-SA 4.0

Description

This is an adaptation of the billiards game Nine Ball as a piecepack coin FlickingGame.

This game requires a smooth seamless playing surface about 18x36 inches.

Rules

https://ludism.org/piecepack/org/rules/NineBall.pdf (local copy)
https://web.archive.org/web/2016/http://www.piecepack.org/rules/NineBall.pdf (original copy)
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Design Notes

The board layout comes from an early group discussion between James Kyle and ChrisYoung. See piecepack Mailing list message #9.
Banked shots knocked the board tiles out of place too easily, so I added the rules about holding the tiles down to provide a solid bumper to bank the cue-ball.
This game turns out to be much more difficult to play than regular Nine-ball.

Reviews & Comments

Yet another FlickingGame. -- Mark A. Biggar

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