Can You Score 155 in Snooker? Exploring the Rare Possibility
Discover if a 155 break in snooker is possible and how it can be achieved in this informative video.
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Yes, a 155 has been scored in snooker. Although rare, a 155 break is theoretically possible. It can happen if a player nominates a free ball (worth one point) as an extra red, followed by scoring a black (worth 7 points), and then proceeds to clear the table with a traditional maximum break of 147, totaling to 155 points.
FAQs & Answers
- What is the highest possible break in snooker? The highest possible break in snooker is 147, achieved by potting all 15 reds with the black ball, followed by all the colors.
- Can a player achieve a 155 break in snooker? Yes, a 155 break is theoretically possible if a player nominates a free ball as an extra red, scores a black ball, and then clears the table with a standard maximum break of 147.
- Has anyone ever scored a 155 break in a professional snooker match? While a 155 break is theoretically possible, it has never been recorded in professional snooker matches.
- What is a free ball in snooker? A free ball in snooker occurs when the player is unable to hit the ball they are supposed to strike, allowing them to nominate another ball as a substitute.