Stylized billiard rack and a method of playing a moving billiard game using the stylized billard rack

A method for playing a moving billiards game, comprising:

• arranging eleven object balls including a marked ball in a stylized rack on a surface of a pocket billiard table having at least six pockets, wherein the stylized rack comprises a five-sided frame wall construction comprising:
• a front long wall and a front short wall forming an apex therebetween with an interior angle of approximately sixty degrees,
• a long side wall connected at a first end to a first end of the front short wall,
• a short side wall connected at a first end to a second end of the front long wall, and
• a rear wall connected at a first end to a second end of the long side wall and connected at a second end to a second end of the short side wall to form interior angles of approximately ninety degrees therewith, and
• wherein the rack is configured and sized to provide a stylized double-bolt arrangement of eleven object balls comprising a marked ball at an apex position followed by five rows that includes two object balls in each row forming a zig-zag configuration;
• positioning the stylized rack in a bolt rack area marked on the surface of the billiard table;
• determining that a team player of a first team or of a second team is to break the rack of object balls with a cue ball, wherein the first team comprises at least a first player and a second player and the second team comprises at least a third player and a fourth player;
• removing the stylized rack from the surface of the pocket billiard table revealing a stylized arrangement of object balls in a zig-zag configuration;
• breaking, by an elected team player, the zig-zag configuration of object balls by striking the cue ball with a tip of a cue stick to direct the cue ball to strike at least one object ball of the zig-zag arrangement;
• legally pocketing one or more team balls during a shooting turn by shooting the cue ball at a team ball while at least one of an object ball and the cue ball is in motion;
• relinquishing a shooting turn when at least one of an object ball and the cue ball is not in motion before a shot at a team ball is taken;
• relinquishing a shooting turn when a team ball is not pocketed after a legal shot has been taken;
• and
• winning, after all the team balls have been pocketed, the moving billiard game when a shooting team player pockets the marked ball while at least two of the cue ball, the marked ball and any remaining object ball(s) are in motion.