Mark Williams Chinese billiards clears the table

[@liamtheurchin5569]

So used to seeing Mark around the 12' snooker table, he looks like a giant here.

[@CharlesB147]

Cue ball control damn near immaculate as always.

[@Bryan_Fury666]

Wow

[@FunkMonk-zy5jq]

What cue is he using?

[@mightymouse5029]

A wooden one

[@PerfectMarketingNow]

We know who won that race

[@timtranslates]

Have they always used Arabic numerals on the balls? Or did they start using them to make the game more accessible to Westerners?

[@jama211]

I think you know the answer to that question

[@therealthreadkilla]

Maybe the title should be 8-ball in China. Cause that's the same game I play here in the states.

[@nervouspooper]

it’s called chinese 8ball, the pockets are rounded but they use american sized balls so different enough from uk pool or regular 8ball

[@PNorm]

It's name is Chinese 8 ball. They use pool size tables, snooker table cloth and pockets and American pool size balls. It's their own game.

[@sonicdiablo8968]

No, it's not

[@therealthreadkilla]

@@sonicdiablo8968 Maybe you're right, upon closer examination I can see it now. Here in the states we break a group of balls in the shape of a triangle and it's a collection of stripes and solids with one black ball, the 8-ball. Folks take turns potting stripped or solid balls, depending on what's chosen, in pockets and the last ball to be potted after all your balls are gone is the 8-ball. Obviously that's not what's going on here. P.S. Corporate wants you to find the difference between these two pictures.

[@Ronnie-us8du]

The Chinese just call it 8 ball.

[@waynenew9823]

My 10 yr old could have cleaned them up 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jama211]

No, they couldn't. It's a 9ft table, with snooker pockets, and 2.5 inch american balls. But you wouldn't know that, because you're a dunce.