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Originally Posted by MatiasMyles
Hey All,
Leave it to my 14.1 league to come up with these obscure scenario's
During a league 14.1 match, the players are playing Rack Your Own (which in my opinion, both players take the risk that something may go wrong with). The player goes to rack the balls, and one of the object balls he is handling to put in the rack slips out of his hands. that object bounced into the rail and ended up crashing into the cueball.
What do you do in this scenario, is it a foul ?
The way I ruled it, is that it is not a foul and both players would have to agree on where the CB was. I feel that this was an accident, and no rule books have rulings on this based on a rack your own format. plus it wasn't during a shot.
What do you all think ?
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The general principle is that since the referee cannot commit a foul, a player acting as a referee cannot commit a foul. Of course if there is an intentional foul, that's a completely different matter.
Put the ball back and continue.
A more common scenario is when the break ball is very close to the rack and the racker is a little shaky and they brush the object ball with the triangle trying to get it off the object balls.