snooker is a kind of billiards and a relatively energy-consuming table ball sports. The basic rule is that both sides use white balls to hit the target ball in turn and put it into the bag (shot 6 bags on the snooker table). After hitting the target ball into the bag, the score will be given according to the score set by the ball in different color. If the hit is not hit, the opponent will be replaced and the last side will have the highest score. How to play snooker games 
There are 21 target balls in total, divided into 15 red balls, 1 yellow ball, 1 green ball, 1 brown ball (brown ball), 1 blue ball, 1 pink ball, and 1 black ball. The scores of target balls of different colors are also different, and the order of hits will also be different. The rule of snooker batting is to hit the red ball at the beginning and then hit other color balls to fall into the bag. In this way, the red balls and the color balls alternately until all the red balls fall into the bag. It should be noted here that when the red balls are not all shot down into the bag, the color balls need to be put back into the original placement point when they are not all shot down into the bag.
snooker rules
After all the red balls are put into the bag, the color balls can be shot down in sequence. The color balls can be distinguished according to the color. The scores from low to high are 2 points for yellow balls, 3 points for green balls, 4 points for brown balls (brown balls), 5 points for blue balls, 6 points for pink balls, and 7 points for black balls. The order of hitting the bags is also hit from low-point balls to high-point balls.
Snooker match rules precautions
One thing to note here is that when the black ball is left at the end, if one side leads the other side for more than 7 points, then the leading side has won, and you can choose not to play the black ball. If the leading side is just 7 points or less than 7 points, then both sides need to grab the black ball. There are two situations here. The leading side is just 7 points ahead. If the lagging side scores and both sides draw, they need to continue to compete for the black ball to decide the winner; the leading side leads by less than 7 points, whoever scores the black ball wins. What should be noted here is that if the black ball fouls, they will be awarded the loss. Snooker originally means obstacles, creating obstacle balls for opponents, also called snooker , which is also one of the greatest pleasures of snooker.
