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    The Hansee Tournament 2009 rules document outlines how balls should be racked, with the 1-ball on the head spot and 8-ball in the center, and that the break is determined by a coin toss. It also states that after a scratch, the cue ball must be placed behind the second row of diamonds and the first ball hit must be on the opposite side, and that penalties such as hitting an opponent's ball first or moving the table end your turn.

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    The Hansee Tournament 2009 rules document outlines how balls should be racked, with the 1-ball on the head spot and 8-ball in the center, and that the break is determined by a coin toss. It also states that after a scratch, the cue ball must be placed behind the second row of diamonds and the first ball hit must be on the opposite side, and that penalties such as hitting an opponent's ball first or moving the table end your turn.

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    The Hansee Tournament 2009 rules document outlines how balls should be racked, with the 1-ball on the head spot and 8-ball in the center, and that the break is determined by a coin toss. It also states that after a scratch, the cue ball must be placed behind the second row of diamonds and the first ball hit must be on the opposite side, and that penalties such as hitting an opponent's ball first or moving the table end your turn.

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    Hansee Tournament 2009

    Racking
    •The first ball should be on the ‘head’ spot
    •The eight ball should be in it’s standard middle position

    Breaking
    •The breaker is determined by a coin toss (one tosses,
    one calls in the air)
    •When placing the ball, it must be kept behind the
    second row of diamonds
    •The first ball in after the break determines your set -
    stripes or solids

    Scratching
    •When placing the ball after a scratch, place it behind
    2nd row of diamonds
    •The first ball hit must be on the opposite side of the 2nd
    row of diamonds unless it rebounds off the opposite rail
    •There is no ‘table scratching’

    Penalties
    •Include: Hitting your opponent's ball first, hitting a non-
    cue ball with the cue, moving the table, or shifting the
    ball without hitting with the cue ball
    •Any penalty ends your turn

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