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Snooker is a precision cue sport played on a table with six coloured balls and fifteen red balls. Players aim to pot these balls in a specific sequence, accumulating points based on the difficulty of each shot. The World Professional Billiards & Snooker Association governs professional competitions....

English billiards is a traditional cue sport originating in England, played on a standard billiards table using only three balls: one red and two cue balls. Players accumulate points by executing specific shots, primarily cannons, winning hazards, and losing hazards. A cannon involves striking both...

Six-red snooker is a shortened form of snooker played with six red balls instead of the standard fifteen. The reduced number of reds creates fewer scoring opportunities and generally shortens the frame, while retaining the basic sequence of potting reds followed by colours. It is used as a separate...

Snooker Shoot Out is a competitive form of snooker in which each frame is limited to ten minutes and players operate under a shot clock. The format uses a single-frame match structure, with rapid play and a shortened time limit replacing the slower rhythm of standard snooker. The event was first int...

Snooker Plus is a historical variant of snooker introduced by Joe Davis in 1959. It keeps the standard colored-ball framework but adds an orange ball worth eight points, placed between the pink and blue spots, and a purple ball worth ten points, placed between the brown and blue spots. The extra col...