Is there any sort of unsportsmanlike rule in snooker, where when the frame is already won on points, and the player keeps shooting their inning, they could do something that causes them to lose the frame?
Is there any sort of unsportsmanlike rule in snooker, where when the frame is already won on points, and the player keeps shooting their inning, they could do something that causes them to lose the frame?
I think they would have to start whacking the ref with their stick. Snooker does not have the same kind of "suitable punishment" rule for bad behaviourIs there any sort of unsportsmanlike rule in snooker, where when the frame is already won on points, and the player keeps shooting their inning, they could do something that causes them to lose the frame?
Read the rules: Just had a rules reading moment in league play under BCAPL rules.
CSI / BCAPL 8 ball rules.Read the rules: Just had a rules reading moment in league play under BCAPL rules.
A fouled break was committed against my team mate. The offending young man just grabbed the balls and proceeded to re rack. My notice to team mate of improper allowing him to do that. He was, uh "oh well". So when I played the youngster next he fouled the break with a misscue that juggled the rack. But no 3 to a rail required.
I intercepted as he moved towards the rack. My statement that the rules gave Me the option. NOT HIM. His Captain was sure that he could just rake 'em and retreat 'em. Oh Hell No. Fortunately he had The Rules on his phone! Whew it took a careful reading to get understanding.![]()
FOUL!
In snooker an intentional jump is not allowed. It's up to the referee to determine if it was intentional. Accidentally leaving the bed is not called foul.