Potting the black ball immediately after the final yellow/red, in the same stroke...?

Question

Say the red player has one red left on the table. He takes a shot, pots the red and the white ricochets of and continues to pot the black straight away.

Is this a foul, and therefore a loss, or not?

Answer 1

A loss over here

BCA Website

Why all the thumbs down ?? what game are you playing???

Answer 2

7 away

Answer 3

Foul.

The black ball must be stroked independently.

Loss

Answer 4

FOUL! you have to pot each ball separate in pool but you can pot multiple reds at once, even in snooker.

Answer 5

foull

Answer 6

in  glasgow league rules its a win

Answer 7

you lose the game

A player pocketing the 8 ball (black) and any other ball on the same shot will lose the game. Except following a foul when only the 8 ball (black) and ball(s) of the opponents group are on the table, then with the first shoy of the first visit, the player may legally pocket the 8 ball (black) as well as ball(s) of the opponent's group by any combination and in any order.

see rule  7c in link.

http://www.epa.org.uk/rules.php

Answer 8

foul 7 points away

Answer 9

"You lose" game over, you potted the black by default of a foul stroke...allbeit off your last ball on the table...