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    So I have snookered my opponent and he doesn't attempt to hit the yellow ball which is required, instead he just pots the cue ball intentionally. He seems to think that this gives me ball in hand and must be played from the d and I get only 4 points. I think this is a foul and he should be put back in from the original position. Obviously I could of got a lot more points than 4 from a very good snooker which I put him in. What is the actual rules on this please???

  • #2
    Foul and a miss. Put it back if you want as hes hasent made a reasonable effort to get out your snooker.
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    • #3
      Thanks, that's what I thought

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      • #4
        Foul and a miss as diesel said - Plus your 'mate' is a cheat and doesn't understand the ethos of snooker at all. Choose better friends!
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        • #5
          That behavior is baby like, agree with the above very ungentle-manlike more seen in pool :angel: joke...
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          • #6
            If it were to happen in a match, not only would he be called for a foul and a miss, but also be warned for ungentlemanly conduct!
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