Bisques are free turns awarded to the weaker player in handicap play. The weaker player is given the number of bisques which is the difference in the handicaps of the two players. A bisque can be taken at the end of any turn whether it is a normal or bisque turn.
Bisque turn can immediately follow bisque turn.
In every new turn all the other balls can be re-roqueted again. The only constraint is that you have to continue playing with the same coloured ball. There are also half bisques, these are bisque turns in which no points can be scored for any balls. They are very useful for positioning balls prior to taking a full bisque. The only way to cope with a lower handicap player is not to give them a chance and, when you have to give them the innings, make it as difficult as possible for them.