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Consolidation by Cup 10 Sinking the Ball 10.4 Cup Consolidation Immediately following cup removal, the remaining cups shall be consolidated to minimize the space separating them. The new arrangement shall be located 4 inches from the end of the table, equidistant from either side of the table, and with the base of the arrangement parallel to the end of the table. The final six cups shall always be consolidated following the pattern shown below.
10.5 Ball Moves Cup(s) If any cups move due to the force of impact from a ball, the cup(s) shall be replaced approximately to their former position. Consolidation by Row 10 Sinking the Ball 10.4 Cup Consolidation Immediately following a cup removal that leaves a number of cups capabable of being arranged into the shape of a triangle, the remaining cups shall be consolidated into the shape of a triangle. The triangle shall be located 4 inches from the end of the table, equidistant from either side of the table, and with the base of the triangle parallel to the end of the table. The final six cups shall always be consolidated following the pattern shown below. 1 Consolidation (Rearrangement) 10 Sinking the Ball 10.4 Cup Consolidation (Rearrangement) Once during a game each team shall be permitted to call for consolidation or rearrangement of their opponents cups. A player may only call for consolidation or rearrangement of the cups when they have been legally declared the shooter. The new arrangement may take any shape so long as every cup remains within the area of a triangle located 4 inches from the end of the table, equidistant from either side of the table, and with the base of the triangle parallel to the end of the table. This triangle shall contain an area large enough to bound either 6 or 10 cups, and shall be designated prior to the start of a game. 2 Consolidations (Rearrangements) 10 Sinking the Ball 10.4 Cup Consolidation (Rearrangement) Twice during a game each team shall be permitted to call for consolidation or rearrangement of their opponents cups. A player may only call for consolidation or rearrangement of the cups when they have been legally declared the shooter. The new arrangement may take any shape so long as every cup remains within the area of a triangle located 4 inches from the end of the table, equidistant from either side of the table, and with the base of the triangle parallel to the end of the table. This triangle shall contain an area large enough to bound either 6 or 10 cups, and shall be designated prior to the start of a game.
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