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[QUOTE="jleves, post: 2794621, member: 757"] You're both kind of right. Billiard tables have no pockets and the game is to hit the object ball, make it hit three rails and hit the target ball. The tables are big. Over 9 feet and up to 10x5. Snooker tables have pockets that are rather narrow (compared to pool tables) and are huge ranging anywhere from 10x5 to 12x6. Pool tables have wider pockets than snooker tables and are typically smaller. Bars (and APA) tables are typically 7x3.5 ranging up to 9x4.5 feet for professional tournament play. [/QUOTE]
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