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Post by Captain America on Feb 2, 2009 12:50:27 GMT -5
To overshoot (also called bonus balling, lighting up, or overkilling) is to repeatedly shoot a player after they are eliminated.
Generally, a few extra shots after a successful break is considered overshooting.
The practice is frowned upon by nearly all players.
Bonus player knew the opponent was eliminated but continued to shoot, disregarding the safety of the opposing player.
The penalty for overshooting in tournaments is usually a 2-for-1, the elimination of the guilty player as well as two other players from his or her own team, but each tournament has its own set of rules.
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 2, 2009 13:55:50 GMT -5
This also in tales into the ramping. Once you start ramping you don't stop until all the balls hit the opponent. I say the rule fits. 2-for-1 works for me.
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Post by Captain America on Feb 2, 2009 23:44:03 GMT -5
alot of these rules type threads, I cut and pasted a wiki into posts to get discussions started . as far a bonus balling, I say 2-3 is alright, if they're fairly close together, but otherwise, shooting someone who is already out is just plain mean, disrespectful, wrong AND un-American.
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 10, 2009 14:59:26 GMT -5
The way I look at it is you are over shooting you should tone your god d**n gun down or take the ramping setting off. It's total BS when it happens, and I have had it happen to me by a 6'3" a*****e up to Lash's.
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