Billiard Balls
Whether you are a pool shark, or just like to play for fun, owning your own pool table is an accomplishment. You know you will be looked at and envied by all your friends. Whether you go with the traditional green felt table or you spruce it up a bit to make it match your own decor, billiard balls are fairly standard in terms of colors and their numbering.
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Basic Billiard Balls
Your basic billiard balls are the solids and stripes ranging from number one to fifteen and vary in colors. According to WPA/BCA equipment specifications, the weight may be from 5.5 to 6 oz. with a diameter of 2.25 in., plus or minus 0.005 inches. Balls 1–7 are often referred to as solids and 9–15 as stripes. Billiard balls began being made out of ivory, and sometimes they still are, but more commonly billiard balls are made out of a cast from plastic materials that are strongly resistant to cracking and chipping, such as acrylic. The numbers and colors of the balls are as follows:
# Yellow
# Blue
# Red
# Purple (pink in some ball sets)
# Orange
# Green
# Brown or burgundy (tan in some ball sets)
# Black
# Yellow and white
# Blue and white
# Red and white
# Purple and white (pink and white in some ball sets)
# Orange and white
# Green and white
# Brown, or burgundy, and white (tan and white in some ball sets)
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Variation Billiard Balls
Like basic billiard balls, decorative balls are made from the same materials but are painted to go with you decorative theme. You can go for a set of balls based on your favorite NFL team, your favorite MLB team or even NCAA team. You can also purchase a set of light up balls that flash colored lights when struck or hit. Below is a list of other ball sets you can purchase:
* Bristish Style Pool Balls 15 are blue. The black 8 ball is still black. The balls are also smaller then American balls and the cue ball is smaller then the rest of the objective balls.
* Snooker Balls - These balls, at a glance, look like a combination of American and British style balls. There are 22 balls in total, 15 unmarked red balls, and 6 colored balls.
* Russian Pyramid - These balls contain 15 all white balls numbered and a red or yellow cue ball.
* Bumper Pool - Contains 4 red and 4 white balls and 2 special balls, 1 white with a red spot and the reverse.
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