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Question
editI'm sure I recall a situation in which a player fouled by accidentally snookering an opponent behind a ball they'd played as a free-ball - trying to pot a baulk colour into the middle pocket but causing it to rebound off an angle, I think. Can anyone remember more precise detail?
- re: If you decide to use a colour as a red(or whatever colour you're on) in a free ball situation you can't snooker the opponent behind the ball you nominate.
- Also in unrelated matters you should add to this article that if the legitimate ball is a red but another red is obstructing your path through to the red you can hit on both sides, then it isnt a free ball.
- [The previous unsigned comment was posted by 86.139.60.72 (talk · contribs), at 01:41, 14 March 2007]
Max break
editSomeone please make sure that the max break stuff in here agrees with that at Highest snooker break. — SMcCandlish [talk] [cont] ‹(-¿-)› 21:01, 19 April 2007 (UTC)