Aim
Hold the left mouse button and drag, or drag a finger on a phone. Hold Ctrl (or use Fine aim) for small adjustments.
Six-red snooker on a smaller table with a 25-second shot clock. Every snooker rule, in a frame that fits a coffee break. Free in your browser.
Quick Snooker keeps everything that makes snooker snooker, from colours in order to free balls, but racks only six reds on a smaller table. Frames are short, shots are quick, and every break counts.
Play a rival in the lobby, practise on your own with no clock, or learn the controls in the tutorial. It runs in any modern browser on desktop, tablet and phone.
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The rules the table plays by, shot for shot. Fouls and the shot clock are below.
Six reds on a smaller table. While reds remain, pot a red, then a colour.
With the reds gone, pot yellow, green, brown, blue, pink and black in order.
The same fouls, free balls, play-again and re-spotted black as full snooker. The maximum break is 75.
25 seconds a shot. Three timeouts in a row concede the frame.
A foul gives your opponent at least 4 points, and they can make you play again.
Pro rules are a table option: call the colour and its pocket.
No aiming lines and no ghost ball. The cue ball goes where your stroke sends it.
Hold the left mouse button and drag, or drag a finger on a phone. Hold Ctrl (or use Fine aim) for small adjustments.
Right-drag down to draw the cue back, then forward through the ball. On a phone, switch to Shoot and do the same with one finger. A faster stroke hits harder.
Pick the contact point on the cue ball for top, back or side spin, and raise the cue for a swerve or a jump.
Play from the cue view, walk round the table in 3D, or look straight down in 2D.
Online, every match starts with a challenge: tap a player's name in the lobby, pick one frame, best of 3 or best of 5, and rated or casual. A rated match moves your rating once, on who wins the match, so a 2-0 and a 2-1 count the same. There are no aiming lines for anyone, in any mode.
Six-red snooker: the full snooker rules with six reds instead of fifteen, on a smaller table, with a 25-second shot clock.
75: six reds, each followed by the black, then all six colours.
Yes. Every game is free; the store sells looks only.
Yes. Challenge them from the lobby to one frame, best of 3 or best of 5.
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