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    What is the highest break possible in snooker?

    Question #44196. Asked by Linaw50.

    sequoianoir

    155 (One hundred and fifty-five)

    Feb 10 04, 11:06 AM
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    155 but only when the player has to pot a colour to start as he has been foul snookered by the other player. He only scores 1 for that ball and can then pot the black for a 7 points. He can then can start on clearing the others for a further 147

    Feb 10 04, 11:09 AM
    stevedow

    162
    Technically possible but highly unlikely to occur.
    The first player plays a succession of misses so the 2nd gets 159 points in aways. The 2nd players misses too, gives the first player a free ball and 4 away. The first player gets a break of 155 from the 147 + free ball + black. Scores are now level so black is respotted, which he pots too resulting in 155 +7 = 162
    Break = 155 +7 = 162.


    Feb 05 07, 5:35 PM
    Jimbon

    Technically there's no limit. If player A keeps fouling and fouling and fouling ... before player B starts playing his break. To my opinion the highest possible break with a single foul is 162. If player A fouls on the black ball and leaves the cueball snooker when all the balls are still on the table, player B gains 7 points and the right of a free ball. He pots a coloured ball as a red one and then the black one, he gets 8 points plus the 7 of the foul = 15 points. Then he clears the table, what would give him of course 147 points plus those 15 = 162.

    Apr 28 07, 10:02 AM
    Jimbon

    Technically there's no limit. If player A keeps fouling and fouling and fouling ... before player B starts playing his break. To my opinion the highest possible break with a single foul is 162. If player A fouls on the black ball and leaves the cueball snooker when all the balls are still on the table, player B gains 7 points and the right of a free ball. He pots a coloured ball as a red one and then the black one, he gets 8 points plus the 7 of the foul = 15 points. Then he clears the table, what would give hime of course 147 points plus those 15 = 162. Right???

    Apr 28 07, 10:55 AM

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