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Snooker Question.

thegills · 2003-12-09 17:04:12

Break of 8, yellow potted 4 times - explain?

09-12-2003 5:04pm

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Break of 8, yellow potted 4 times - explain?

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#2 09-12-2003 5:11pm

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free ball (yellow) 1
yellow 2
last red 1
yellow 2
yellow 2

= 8

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#3 09-12-2003 5:16pm

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Yes of course there's the free ball way but you could also......

.......pot yellows with each of the final 2 reds (Break of 6), pot the yellow (Break of 8), play for the green but foul on that shot by potting the yellow.

4 yellows & your break is 8.

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#4 10-12-2003 1:25pm

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.......pot yellows with each of the final 2 reds (Break of 6), pot the yellow (Break of 8), play for the green but foul on that shot by potting the yellow

If you were playing for the green you would be on the colours so the yellow would stay off the table after you potted it.

thegills

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#5 10-12-2003 5:21pm

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Originally posted by thegills
If you were playing for the green you would be on the colours so the yellow would stay off the table after you potted it.

thegills

Aye, never thaught of that.

Ye got me there.

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