The standard snooker pool table dimensions are 3820mm x 2035mm x 850mm. Snooker is a pocket billiards game. The table is approximately 3569mm long and 1778mm wide, with each corner and the center of the two long sides having a ball hole. The game uses 1 white ball, 15 red balls, and 6 colored balls (yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, and black), totaling 22 balls.
The table is surrounded by four pockets, with two at each end of the table—those at the end nearest the cue ball are called the top pockets, and those at the end nearest the foot of the table are called the bottom pockets. Additionally, there are two pockets in the center of the long sides of the table, known as the middle pockets. The width of the pockets should comply with the standards set by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA).
Alternately pocket red and colored balls until all the red balls are off the table, then pocket the colored balls in ascending order of their value until they are all off. Shots must be made in the sequence of one red followed by one colored. If, after a shot, a ball is blocked so that the opponent cannot hit the cue ball to allow it to pass completely through both sides of any ball in a straight line, it is called a snooker.
During the game, a lucky ball counts as 1 point, and the maximum score for a single stroke is 147 points. Players use the same main ball to strike the target balls. There are a total of 21 target balls, including: 15 red balls worth 1 point each; 2 yellow balls worth 2 points each; 3 green balls worth 3 points each; 4 coffee balls worth 4 points each; 5 blue balls worth 5 points each; 6 pink balls worth 6 points each; and 7 black balls worth 7 points each.
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Competition Rules
One, Match Format: In the Chinese 8 Ball Pool competition, a single white cue ball and 15 target balls numbered 1 through 15 are used. Balls 1 through 7 have no white edges, ball 8 is the black ball, and balls 9 through 15 have white edges. The two players determine a ball color (solid or stripe) as their legal target ball according to the rules. The player who successfully pockets all of their target balls and then pockets the 8 ball wins the frame. If a player accidentally pockets the 8 ball or knocks it off the table during the match, the other player wins the frame.
Equipment
Table: Inner dimensions of 2540mm x 1270mm, height from ground to the top of the storage edge is 800mm to 850mm.
2. Cue Sticks: Must comply with the standards recognized by the Chinese Billiard Association.
3. Standards: The competition must use the poles provided by the venue.
4. Spot for ball placement: the point on the centerline of the long side of the table, 635mm from the top of the backboard.
5. Foul Line: A line parallel to the bottom edge of the table, 450mm from the edge, intersecting the lines of both sides.
6. Firing Line: The designated and marked effective firing line drawn on the table by the event organizing committee (commonly found in professional tournaments).
3820*2035*850mm. Snooker pool is a type of pocket billiards game.
The sport utilizes a table measuring approximately 3569mm in length and 1778mm in width, with ball holes located at each corner of the table surface and at the center of the two longer sides. The game involves 1 white ball, 15 red balls, and 6 colored balls (yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, and black), totaling 22 balls.
The table is surrounded by four pockets, with two at the end opposite the foul line called the top pockets, and two at the end of the table opposite the cue ball spot called the bottom pockets. Additionally, there are two pockets located at the center of the table's long sides, known as the middle pockets. The width of the pockets should comply with the regulations set by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA).
Red and colored balls are alternately pocketed until all red balls are off the table. Then, the colored balls are pocketed in ascending order of their values until all are off the table. Shots must be taken in the sequence of one red and one colored ball. If after a shot, the opponent is unable to hit the cue ball to allow it to pass completely through both sides of any ball due to a ball being in the way, it is called a snooker.
During the free ball, the colorful ball counts as one point, and the maximum score for a single cue ball is 147 points. Players use the same cue ball to strike the target balls during the match. There are a total of 21 target balls, including: 15 red balls, each worth one point; two yellow balls, each worth two points; three green balls, each worth three points; four coffee balls, each worth four points; five blue balls, each worth five points; six pink balls, each worth six points; and seven black balls, each worth seven points.
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Competition Rules
One, Match Format: The Chinese 8 Ball Pool game uses a single cue ball (white) and 15 object balls numbered 1 through 15. Balls 1 through 7 are solid-colored without a white border, ball 8 is the black ball, and balls 9 through 15 have a white border. The players determine a specific ball (solid or striped) as their legal target ball according to the rules. The winner of the game is the player who legally pockets all of their target balls and then pockets the 8 ball. If a player accidentally pockets the 8 ball or moves it off the table during the game, the other player wins the game.
Equipment
Table: Inner dimension 2540mm x 1270mm, height from ground to the top of the storage edge is 800mm to 850mm.
2. Cue Sticks: Must comply with the standards recognized by the Chinese Billiards Association.
3. Standards: The competition must use the equipment provided by the event venue.
4. The ball placement point: The point 635mm from the top of the table along the centerline of the long side of the table.
5. Foul Line: A line parallel to the bottom edge of the table, 450mm from the edge, intersecting the lines of both sides.
6. Tee Box: The designated playing area marked by the event committee on the surface, commonly found in professional tournaments.
