Scores represented by snooker balls of various colors

Generally speaking, each red ball is 1, and the scores of various colored balls range from 2 to 7, including yellow ball 2, green ball 3, coffee ball 4, blue ball 5, pink ball 6 and black ball 7.

During the competition, the athletes' standard batting sequence: alternately drop red balls and colored balls into the bag until all the red balls leave the field, and then all the colored balls leave the field in descending order. The perfect score for a single shot is 147. It should be noted that when kicking a free kick, the colored ball is counted as 1.

Snooker means "obstacle", so it is sometimes called obstacle billiards. The ball used in this sport is about 3569 mm long and about 1778 mm wide. There are holes in the center of the four corners and two long sides of the table. The balls used are divided into 1 white ball, 15 red ball and 6 color balls (yellow, green, coffee, blue, pink and black), totaling 22 balls.

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There is a "snooker" situation:

Strike must follow the order of "one red and one color". After hitting the ball, due to the blocking of the dead ball, the opponent can't hit the main ball and make it pass through both sides of the free kick at the same time, which is called snooker. The player who caused this situation is called "snooker", and the other party needs to "solve snooker". When he still lags behind his opponent even if he gets the highest score on the table, he needs to force the opponent to make a mistake and make a penalty by playing snooker.

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