It's > my table and I can play it how I want but what are the rules for queball > size vs object ball size in the real bad old world?

... There's a pattern:>

PRIMARY COLORS> 1 9 Yellow> 2 10 Blue> 3 11 Red>

SECONDARY COLORS> 4 12 Purple (Blue + Red)> 5 13 Orange (Yellow + Red)> 6 14 Green (Yellow + Blue)>

TERTIARY COLOR> 7 15 Maroon (Purple + Red?)>

8 Black

Mark0:> > Orange (on my set of balls).>

On every set. There's a pattern:>

PRIMARY COLORS> 1 9 Yellow> 2 10 Blue> 3 11 Red>

SECONDARY COLORS> 4 12 Purple (Blue + Red)> 5 13 Orange (Yellow + Red)> 6 14 Green (Yellow + Blue)>

TERTIARY COLOR> 7 15 Maroon (Purple + Red?)>

8 Black>

I posted a few weeks back saying hello and asking solutions to the > backspin problem I'm experiencing on my table, the problem being the cue > ball just dies and won't come back.>

I played on a couple of pub tables and could backspin no probs.>

Eventually I got a smaller que ball and "violins" I can backspin on my > table now. Not just backspin but direct that little cueball sucker all > around the table. I find with the smaller que ball I play better, play > more accurately and have more confidence. But now for the question. It's > my table and I can play it how I want but what are the rules for queball > size vs object ball size in the real bad old world?>

Cheers,>

Paul

So hopefully the ironing will improve things and I can return to a >regulation white ball.

Hmmmm I was afraid someone would say that but last night I had> a guest who seemed to know about pool tables etc. and it seems> I may need to iron the felt as he commented the table is very> slow.