SNOOKER BILLIARDS

The most played billiards in the world are considered to be: Pool, Russian and Snooker. The first two varieties are probably familiar to many, but Snooker is worth talking about in particular. Unlike Russian billiards, which focuses on the accuracy of the shot in perfect balance with balancing power and direction, in Snooker, calculation is valued first of all. By itself, hitting the ball in the pocket here is a secondary action, that is, it is easy to roll the ball. This is not the case here.

You need to attack the bat (white ball) alternately red, then colored ball until all the balls in the pockets completely disappear. With such a strict sequence, it is necessary to achieve correct and clear exits of the bits to convenient positions for the next strikes. Any incorrect calculation, any confusion or inaccuracy, can promise the player a loss. After all, if the white ball does not enter the calculated area suitable for a series of further attacks, then the initiative will be transferred to the opponent, who, rest assured, will not be slow to take advantage of this chance.

The term snooker means that it is impossible to make the required and only allowed attack without penalty. For example, a player must hit the only remaining red ball on the table, and the white one is hidden behind another, that is, there is no possibility of a direct hit along the white-red route. In the case of a snooker game, a player who has been planted with such a pig is forced to take risks, make mistakes and, as a result, lose points.

In conclusion, we can say that Snooker is an interesting type of billiards game, where the sense of ball, kick and rebound find balance in the hands of a professional, where the master of strategy and tactics is able to calculate the game a few steps ahead, and sometimes even to the very end, winning, of course.