Recent content by drsnooker

The streams are online if you are willing to sail the high seas....

Doesn't look like it. Perhaps try Chris Alvey in Georgetown, IN. If you feel like driving and playing on his private table. Otherwise look around on www.findsnooker.com. I looked at Indiana and Kentucky. But 12' snooker tables are pretty rare where you are.... You can always get your own!

Judgement day part 1: https://www.wst.tv/live/video/ae2dd651-8682-48fc-9e16-95e1cdcad66b

Ken and Dom are out too.

The qualifying stages started today. Follow along on WST: https://www.wst.tv/matches The final two judgement days will be on youtube WST channel with live commentary.

Doesn't look like bmrsceamr has been around to see the responses, so he's missing out on some quality snooker in the champions league! Too bad Ronnie dropped out, but I think he's got cue problems again.

To add to Bob's comments, I've written up how to use a proxy to place your IP in a different country, similar to using a VPN. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/help-us-scaramouche-you-are-our-only-hope.219171/#post-2845698 But as you cannot pay for a BBC license in the USA, you'd also be...

Free stream on DAZN https://www.dazn.com/en-US/home/b77n5dbm79qzq51mg9a6v40lp/aa3b5k2m49mrzzmo6o58e774h

11/20 evening session, Jack L against Bai Yulu. Barry and Ryan Day also trying to qualify.

Judgement day live

Further analyses of the incident with Hossein, plus some other interesting rule tidbits that don't come up a lot.

Okay I think I finally understand the issue... The intersection IS part of the D. However, the spot is not necessarily at the intersection. A good example was the PanAmerican snooker championships in Montreal earlier this month. The spots were indicated by a sticker placed on the cloth. You do...

Perhaps, but I was explicitly told that the spots are not part of the D. The D is the lines (and arc). The spots are separate from the D and on club tables the spots may be outside of the D. The rule you quote only talks about the lines, not the spots. All that said, it is clear from the...

Having just gone through the snooker refereeing clinic a little over a week ago, let me clarify as this specific issue was mentioned during the clinic... Half the ball has to be inside the D. The spots are not considered part of the D. If there is a ding under the yellow spot for example and the...