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In various types of pocket billiards (pool), "ball in hand" refers to a player's right to place the cue ball anywhere on the table. Getting "ball in hand" means that the opposing player (the offending player) committed a foul, an example being a table scratch. "Ball in hand," he yelled, throwing the cue ball sheepishly on the table after fouling.
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