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[Instruction]
in billiards what happens if on the break every strip ball is pocketed?

[Ground truth Answer]
In billiards, specifically in the game of 8-ball, if a player pockets all the striped balls (numbered 9-15) on the break, they have significantly increased their chances of winning the game. However, the game is not over, as they still need to legally pocket the 8-ball in a called pocket without committing a foul. 

After the break, the same player continues shooting, deciding either to aim for solids or stripes, depending on which ball is easier to pocket. In this case, they would most likely choose stripes since all striped balls are already pocketed. The player must then successfully pocket the remaining solid balls (numbered 1-7) and, finally, pocket the 8-ball in a called pocket. If they do this without committing a foul during the game, they win.

[Assistant's Response]
In billiards, specifically in the game of eight-ball, if a player pockets all the striped balls on the break, they typically have the option to continue playing with those stripes for the remainder of the game. However, the outcome can depend on the specific rules being followed, as house rules or governing bodies may have variations.

Generally, if a player legally pockets one or more balls on the break, they can choose to continue with that group (stripes or solids). If all the striped balls are pocketed on the break, the player usually wins the game, unless the eight ball was also pocketed. In that case, specific rules regarding the eight ball would apply, such as whether it was pocketed legally.

It's always a good idea to clarify the rules with your opponents before starting a game, as variations can exist.

[The End of Assistant's Response]

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