Billiard Hand Bridge

1. A billiard, pool or like cue guide comprising a body of generally flat, rectangular, slab-like form, having three sets of two opposite surfaces, a first set comprising first and second surfaces, a second set comprising third and fourth surfaces and a third set comprising fifth and sixth surfaces, each of said first, third and fifth surfaces having at last one cue guiding groove and said second, fourth, and sixth surfaces being constituted as means for supporting said body on a flat surface and being substantially mutually perpendicular, said first surface comprising a long side of said slab-like body and said second surface comprising an opposite long flat side of said body, said first surface having three cue guiding grooves, the spacing of bases of those grooves from said second surface each being different; said third surface comprising a relatively short side of said slab-like body having a single cue guiding groove therein and said fourth surface comprising an opposite short flat surface of said body; said sixth surface comprising a large flat surface and said fifth surface comprising an opposite surface having a single, relatively long, cue guiding groove formed therein, said last mentioned groove having a base inclined to the plane of said sixth surface and constituting means, when said sixth surface is disposed on a rail of a pool table, for guiding a cue in playing a ball close to said rail.