Standard Fouls
Standard Fouls result in the loss of one of your playing balls. If it’s your last ball then your round is over.
Hitting The Kojammi Ball First
Hitting The Black Ball First
Missing The White Balls Twice In A Row
White Ball Coming To Rest Outfield Without Hitting Another White Ball.
Potting The Black Ball Before It’s Been Activated.
The Black Ball Stopping In The Playing Zone
Playing Over The Live Line
Exceeding The 10 Second Shot Clock
Playing Outside The Player Zone
Having No White Balls Outfield (If There Is More Than One White Ball On The Table).
Rolling Before All The Balls Have Come To Rest.
Rolling More Than One White Ball At A Time
Touching The Black Ball With Your Hand
Knocking A White Ball Off The Table
Knocking The Black Ball Off The Table
Rolling A White Ball Without The Ball Having Contact With The Felt
- If you foul you lose a playing ball from you store of White Balls behind the Live Line.
- The Black Ball is respotted if it is potted, comes off the table or stops in the Playing Zone. It is left where it lies if it stops Outfield.
- A White Ball which comes off the table is placed back on the table at the position of your opponent’s choosing. You also are docked one ball from your playing stash as normal.
Check Out This Video For A Run Down Of The Fouls In Kojammi-Pool
Round Ending Fouls
Committ a round ending foul and your frame is over.
Knocking The Kojammi Ball Over The Live Line
Potting The Kojammi Ball In An Outfield Pocket
Running Out Of White Balls As Ammunition Behind The Live Line
Knocking The Kojammi Ball Off The Table
Fumbling A White Ball Into The Pocket
Rolling A White Ball Straight In The Pocket
Catastrophic Fouls
There’s really only a handful of catastrophic fouls and they result in the loss of a frame point. Don’t go there. They mostly result from unsportsmanly behaviour.
Exceeding The 30 Second Allowance When Placing An Opponent’s Foul Ball
Deliberately Rolling To Intercept The Kojammi Ball When It Is In Movement
Fouls Which Are Deemed To Be Deliberate By The Umpire
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