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Before we get into the details, note that Cut Throat is often spelled "Cutthroat," and we've also seem this fun, silly game go by the name of Poison.
(*Note that some groups stipulate the club used in Cut Throat is the one you'll be using for your tee shot on that hole.)
The first player to hit both tee markers wins.
Sounds pretty easy, and sometimes it is — if the first player to go is a deadly tee-marker marksman. But when that first player misses, the next player is up; and when that player misses, the next; and so on. A golfer who hits the tee marker on her first try immediately goes again. Any time a golfer misses the tee marker, it's the next golfer's turn.
One key to Cut Throat is to miss in the right spot. When the order comes back to you, you want your ball positioned for an easy shot. You, and your buddies, are all trying to hit the tee marker, but you're also trying to miss in ways that leave your ball in the way of the other players' shots. You want to lay stymies when you miss, in other words.
The first time during a round that Cut Throat is played, flip a tee to determine playing order. After that, the first person eliminated on the previous tee box goes first; the previous winner goes last.
If you start playing Cut Throat, don't get so wrapped up in it that you lose your sense of time and, inadvertently, wind up holding up play. Be ready to play away when space in front opens, or when a group appears close behind.
And that's why we stated at the top that Cut Throat is a game best played on an empty golf course, where you can spend as much time on Cut Throat as you want; or on one so busy that you have a long wait on every tee box.
Cut Throat Pool Game
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Cut throat is a casual pool game played with three people. Each person is assigned five balls to protect (1 through 5, 6 through 10, or 11 through 15). The objective of the game is to pocket your opponents’ balls. The last person with one or more balls remaining on the table wins the game. The ball groups can be assigned before play begins or can be selected by a player after the first inning in which they pocket a ball. Any ball can be pocketed (even one from your group) to continue your inning. If a player scratches, a ball from each opponent’s group is spotted and play continues with the next player with ball-in-hand in the “kitchen” (behind the head string).
Cut-throat is not a good game if any of the players are very good because any good player should be able to run most non-rotation racks a high percentage of the time. A good way to handicap a better player is to require that opponent balls be shot in rotation (always hitting the lowest-numbered ball first), starting with the lowest-numbered non-group ball.
A good variation of cut-throat for better players is to require each person to pocket their groups balls in rotation (always contacting the lowest numbered-ball first) instead of pocketing the opponents balls in any order. The first person with all five group balls pocketed wins the game. With a scratch, the lowest-numbered ball from the player’s group (instead of from the opponent groups) gets spotted. Other variations can be found in Bob Jewett’s cut-throat article .
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Know which balls are used. In Cutthroat billiards, the standard set of numbered 1-15 balls, plus a cue-ball are used to play the game. The numbered balls are split into three sets, and each set will belong to each of the three players.
The first set has balls 1-5, the second set has balls 6-10, and the third set has balls 11-15.
The object of Cutthroat billiards is to pocket all of your opponent's balls and be the only player with balls from your group remaining on the table. [1]
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Determine who will break. The shooting order is determined by lagging. One at a time, each player should take turns shooting the cue ball towards the foot cushion of the table. The balls will bounce back toward the head end of the table. Whichever player's ball ends up closest to the head end of the table has won the lag.
The player who is third in the shooting order will rack the balls, while the first shooting player will break them. [2]
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Decide whether players will call shots or not. Calling shots means naming the ball and the pocket you intend to shoot the ball in. In games where you have decided to call shots, you must name the ball and pocket accurately for each shot, or it will not count.
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Learn the fouls of the game. A legal shot requires that the cue ball is used to contact the numbered balls. On all shots, players must cause the cue ball to contact an object ball. Any legally pocketed ball allows the shooter to continue at the table until they fail to pocket a numbered ball. Other fouls including scratching, hitting the balls of the table, and pocketing your own balls.
If player pockets their opponents’ ball on an illegal shot, the shot doesn't count. If the player pockets his own ball on an illegal shot, the ball remains pocketed and their turn ends.
Numbered balls that are hit off the table are considered foul, and the penalty for fouls is followed. The next player accepts the cue ball in the current position.
If the cue ball is scratched or jumped off the table, the incoming player gets the cue ball and can place it anywhere behind the head string.
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Know the penalties of a foul. Whenever a player commits a foul, their turn ends. One ball from each of the opponents’ groups of balls that has been pocketed is brought back into play. This allows players who were eliminated to be brought back into the game at any time until the game is over. If a player’s group has no pocketed balls at the time of a foul, then the penalty has no effect on that group or player.
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Obtain the proper equipment. Cutthroat is played on a standard pool table with a cue ball along with a standard set of pool balls (1-15), a standard triangle, a cue (pool stick) for each player participating (players may share cues as well), a cue bridge (for those hard to reach shots), and a cue chalk for chalking the tips of the cues. [3]
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Set up the rack. A standard triangle rack is used in Cutthroat billiards. The three corners of the rack should be filled with one ball from each group. Specifically, the 1 ball should be in the front corner, and the 6 and 11 balls should be placed on the two corners.
The rest of the balls don't have specific spots, but should be spread out amongst the triangle rack. This will ensure the best possible break. [4]
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Break to begin the game. As previously mentioned, you should have determined which player will be breaking by performing a lag. If the starting player fails to make a legal break, the next player can accept the table’s position and shoot, or can ask for a re-rack and new break of the balls.
Any balls pocketed on a legal break remain pocketed.
An illegal break includes failing to break the rack of balls correctly or shooting the cue ball off of the table. [5]
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Determine which set of balls is yours. Players take turns trying to pocket balls until they get a ball in a pocket. If the first shooter's break is successful, they will get the first shot to claim a set of balls: numbers 1-5, 6-10, or 11-15. The next player to shoot a ball in the pocket gets their choice of the remaining two sets of balls, and the third player gets whichever set is left.
The objective is to shoot your opponents' balls into the pockets, so choose the sets that have the most balls left on the table. Unfortunately the third shooter won't have much of a choice. [6]
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Start the game. After a successful break, each player will shoot their turn. A turn is over once a player makes no shot, or makes an illegal move. Illegal moves include scratches (shooting the cue ball in a pocket), moving a ball with your hands or your cue, and shooting the cue ball off the pool table. [7]
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Declare a winner. A winner is declared when they are the only player with balls left on the table. When a player has no balls on the table, they are considered "out" and their turn is skipped in the rotation of taking shots.
When the game is over, the winner becomes the breaker, the second to last player standing becomes the second player of the next game, and the player who lost first racks for the next game. This results in a shuffling of which player gets which set of balls from one game to the next. [8]
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Can you combine off 2 balls in Cut Throat?
It's up to you. Decide on that rule ahead of time among the players. I say yes, but the shot must be called first.
What if I shoot my last ball? Do I continue, or do I automatically lose?
After sinking your own last ball, you continue to shoot until all balls have been shot to win the game. As long as any ball/s remain, the game continues. But the person who sank his own ball is out of the game until a scratch occurs and a pocketed ball is returned to the table.
Can I hit another player's ball to get my ball in?
No, you cannot hit a another player's ball first. if you hit your ball first and then it hits the other person's ball, then it is fair.
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