MasterRack Pool Triangle
 For the “Solid Break” every time, try the new Master Rack pool triangle from EEURD Design and Manufacturing.
The five piece, spring loaded assembly tightly racks standard 2“ - 2 1/4” pool and snooker balls with a simple downward pressing motion.
Offering the MasterRack Pool Triangle
No more fussing with standard manual pool triangles, simply arrange the balls in the Master Rack as normal, press down on
the outer “actuating” frame, and presto! Our patented three part packing bar structure emerges from all sides to
tightly press all 15 balls together in one simple action. The result at the “Break” is a uniform distribution of energy,
displacing the balls more evenly and allowing for a more enjoyable pool and snooker playing experience.
Core features for the MasterRack Pool Triangle include:
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Tough ABS/Polycarbonate Construction
- Rounded Bottom Edges to Prevent Table Wear
- Compact Size Will Store as Easily as Conventional Pool Triangles
- Fun and Easy to Use
- Versatile Design Accommodates Different Sized Pool and Snooker Balls
Billiards - any one of a number of games played with a tapered, leather-tipped stick called a cue and various numbers of balls on a rectangular, cloth-covered slate table with raised and cushioned edges. Games similar to billiards were popular in England and France in the 16th cent., and evidence even suggests that a
billiards like game was played in the 14th cent. The country of origin is disputed—England, France, Italy, Spain, and China have been credited by various historians with its invention. The game in its present form was probably fully developed by 1800.
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There are three main types of billiards: carom billiards, pocket billiards (also known as pool), and snooker. Carom billiards is played with three balls, a cue ball and two object balls, on a pocketless table; scoring is by caroms only, i.e., by causing the cue ball to strike the object balls in specified ways.
Use the MasterRack Pool Triangle and your sure to save time and get a
perfect rack. Pocket billiards is played with 15 object balls and a cue ball on a table with six pockets; the essential object of the game is to cause the object balls to enter the pockets. Snooker is similar to pocket billiards, except that it uses 21 object balls and smaller pockets. There are many additional variations of the basic games, depending on the number of balls used, the positioning of the balls, the boundaries on the table, and the scoring. Among the variations are Chicago, golf, rotation, balk-line, and bumpers. William Frederick Hoppe is generally considered the foremost billiards player of all time. See also
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