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Snooker is one of the world’s most popular games due to its growth in India and China but, for now, it remains largely dominated by British players at the highest level.

The Snooker World Championship is for many of the snooker players that is one of the biggest sporting events of the year but the sport of snooker is also played in clubs, and sometimes also in pubs, all over the UK by amateurs of all levels. For playing snooker there are certain snooker rules. Snooker rules are to be followed by every snooker player.

It developed from another cue sport, billiards, which began in the 16th century, with snooker coming along in the late 19th century. The first official snooker tournament was organised in the year 1916 with the first World Championship appearing in 1the year 1927 and since then the popularity of the game of snooker has ebbed and flowed, with the 1970s and 1980s probably that was the game’s finest era.

After there are certain snooker updates that are being made. The object of the game is to use the white cue ball to pot the other coloured balls in the correct sequence and ultimately score more points than their opponent in order to win the frame. A frame is being the individual game unit. Snooker is a game is which is played one against one and the size of the balls and table are regulated. 

The table is rectangular, measuring 12ft x 6ft and just under 3ft in height, and usually made of wood with a slate top covered in green baize. The table has six pockets into which the balls are potted, one in each corner and two in the middle of the long sides, or cushions.

The end from which the game starts is called the baulk end and has a line across the width of the table 29 inches from the baulk cushion. In the centre of this is the D, an 11.5 inch-radius semi-circle with the baulk line as its diameter. The hard balls, made from phenolic resin, are approximately 2.7 inches in diameter (they are given in metric units of 52.5mm). There are 15 red balls and one each of black, pink, blue, brown, green and yellow, as well as a white cue ball which is the only one struck by the players.

The colours go on their spots, the green, brown and yellow from left to right on the baulk line across the semi-circle. The blue goes in the middle of the table, the pink midway between there and the top cushion (the opposite end to the baulk cushion) with the black in the centre, 12¾ inches off the top cushion. The 15 reds are placed in a triangle with one red at the point behind the pink.

The players use a cue, usually made of wood, to strike the white ball and this must be “not less than 3ft in length and shall show no substantial departure from the traditionally and generally accepted shape and form”.

About RKG: Ravindra Kumar Gupta has launched a world class Cue Sports that is a dedicated website www.rkgsnooker.com that provides up to date news of the Cue Sports from all around the World along with some of the interesting sections like history of the week, blogs, latest ranking, player’s birthday article, and other related data.

The main thing about RKG is that it regularly gives the snooker updates.

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Understand The Background Of Game Of Snooker Now.

Snooker is one of the world’s most popular games due to its growth in India and China but, for now, it remains largely dominated by British players at the highest level. The recent snooker update is about Snooker World Championship that is for many one of the biggest sporting events of the year for the Indian snooker players but the sport is also played in clubs, and sometimes also in pubs, all over the world by amateurs of all levels. Snooker updates are done on a regular basis. Some of the Indian snooker players have snooker centuries. Snooker centuries are one of the greatest achievements by any player in snooker.

It developed from another cue sport, billiards, which began in the 16th century, with snooker coming along in the late 19th century. The first official snooker tournament was held in the year 1916 with the first World Championship appearing in the year 1927 and since then the popularity of the game has been ebbed and has been flowed, with the 1970s and 1980s probably with the game’s finest era. The object of the game is to use the white cue ball to pot the other balls in the correct sequence and ultimately score more points than their opponent in order to win the frame. A frame is being the individual game unit. Snooker is played one player against other player and the size of the balls and table are regulated. The table is rectangular, measuring 12ft x 6ft and just under 3ft in height, and usually made of wood with a slate top covered in green baize. The table has six pockets into which the balls are potted, one in each corner and two in the middle of the long sides, or cushions. The end from which the game starts is called the baulk end and has a line across the width of the table 29 inches from the baulk cushion. In the centre of this is the D, an 11.5 inch-radius semi-circle with the baulk line as its diameter. The maximum break in a game of snooker can be 147 which known as 147 snooker. If a person has scored 147 snooker then he is said to be the one of the best players.

The hard balls, made from phenolic resin, are approximately 2.7 inches in diameter (they are given in metric units of 52.5mm). There are 15 red balls and one each of black, pink, blue, brown, green and yellow, as well as a white cue ball which is the only one struck by the players. The colours go on their spots, the green, brown and yellow from left to right on the baulk line across the semi-circle. The blue goes in the middle of the table, the pink midway between there and the top cushion (the opposite end to the baulk cushion) with the black in the centre, 12¾ inches off the top cushion. The 15 reds are placed in a triangle with one red at the point behind the pink. The players use a cue, usually made of wood, to strike the white ball and this must be “not less than 3ft in length and shall show no substantial departure from the traditionally and generally accepted shape and form”.