Has Anyone Ever Scored a 155 Break in Snooker? Explained
Discover how a 155 break in snooker is possible and learn about Jamie Cope's rare achievement of this exceptional break.
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Yes, a 155 break in snooker is theoretically possible and has been achieved in practice. Jamie Cope made a 155 break in a practice match, starting with a free ball followed by a black (worth one point) and then a typical maximum break of 147. Although it's an exceptional occurrence in professional play, it remains within the rules.
FAQs & Answers
- What is the highest possible break in snooker? The highest standard break in snooker is 147 points, known as a maximum break. However, a break of 155 is theoretically possible with a free ball and has been achieved in practice.
- How did Jamie Cope score a 155 break in snooker? Jamie Cope scored a 155 break starting with a free ball treated as an extra red, followed by a black ball, and then a perfect maximum break of 147 points.
- Is a 155 break common in professional snooker matches? No, a 155 break is extremely rare and most often occurs in practice or exhibition matches due to its dependence on a free ball scenario.