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Rotation

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Rotation is a classic American pocket billiards game played with fifteen balls, notable for requiring players to strike the lowest-numbered ball first to earn specific point values.

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Rotation ranks #10 of 89 in the Cue Sport ranking, behind Straight pool, ahead of Blackball.

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How many balls are used in the game of Rotation in pool?

Rotation is a classic American pocket billiards game played with all fifteen numbered object balls. The standard cue ball is also used, making a standard set of sixteen balls in total.

What is the main objective of the pool game Rotation?

The primary objective is to score points by pocketing balls, with each ball being worth its face value. Players must always strike the lowest-numbered ball on the table first to make a legal shot.

How do you win a game of Rotation?

A game is won when a player reaches at least 61 points, which is the exact majority of the 120 total points available. Because higher-numbered balls are worth more points, players can strategically come from behind late in the game.

Is Rotation played professionally today?

While less common in modern professional tournaments than 9-ball or 8-ball, Rotation is historically significant. It is frequently played to practice precise cue ball control and demanding position plays.

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