Player A dry breaks.
Player B comes to table and pots a yellow then plays safe.
Player A comes to the table but wasn't paying attention so asks Player B if it's open.
Player B says he should have been watching and refuses to say.
Player A hits a yellow.
Player B takes the frame.
Yeah I know he was just being stupid or lazy not counting the balls and Player B was a desperado. Just wondered if he was obligated to tell his opponent what ball he was on.
Player A deserves to lose the frame for being thick tbh, its not hard to count to 7 but also Player B should have told him since he asked.
First frame of a money match my opponent got down to pot my colour and i stopped him coz imo its the right thing to do.....pretty sad the way that frame above was taken
Here's a relevant question, if the match has ref and same thing happens and Player A asks the ref is the ref obliged to tell them which colours are in play?
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