Billiards, a popular indoor sport, attracts countless enthusiasts with its diverse rules and techniques. In the game of billiards, the color and full color of the ball are one of the important factors that determine the course of the game. So, how are the suits and full colors of billiards determined? Especially in the Chinese black eight, what are the rules for determining its suit? 
First of all, let's be clear that at tee-off, if there is a color ball in the pocket, then the suit can be determined. This rule is to guarantee the fairness and accuracy of the game. When a ball is pocketed, its suit is determined to be the suit of the current round. 
However, if there are two suits of the ball in the pocket at tee-off, then the situation becomes a little more complicated. In this case, the side that kicks off has the right to choose their desired suit as the suit for the current round. This is to ensure the smooth flow of the game and to give the players more autonomy. 
In general, the determination of the suit and pancolor of billiards is the key to ensuring that the game is fair, accurate and smooth. During the game, players need to apply these rules flexibly according to different situations to better control the course of the game. At the same time, these rules are also one of the manifestations of the charm of billiards, which make billiards games more enjoyable and interesting.