Never Ending Quiz

mike hallett winning the combination washer/drier for agnes from dunbar on big break?

I’m beginning to think you aren’t taking this question seriously!

Iranu wrote:What’s my favourite snooker result of all time?

Mark beating Higgins 18-16 in the 2018 WC final?

Correct

What's my favourite snooker match of all time?

Robbo-Dott world final 2010

Nope

It hasn’t happened yet.

Ck147 wrote:What's my favourite snooker match of all time?

Easy - Robbo-Judd

1994 world final Hendry vs White

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Ck147 wrote:What's my favourite snooker match of all time?

Easy - Robbo-Judd

Yep - CoC 2019, top 2 players in the world, playing brilliant snooker, centuries galore, repotted black in the penultimate frame and then Robbo doing what he does best and finishing it off with a massive break. Love that match.

Over to you BSP

Ck147 wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Ck147 wrote:What's my favourite snooker match of all time?

Easy - Robbo-Judd

Yep - CoC 2019, top 2 players in the world, playing brilliant snooker, centuries galore, repotted black in the penultimate frame and then Robbo doing what he does best and finishing it off with a massive break. Love that match.

Over to you BSP

That was an incredible match.

Dan-cat wrote:

Ck147 wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Ck147 wrote:What's my favourite snooker match of all time?

Easy - Robbo-Judd

Yep - CoC 2019, top 2 players in the world, playing brilliant snooker, centuries galore, repotted black in the penultimate frame and then Robbo doing what he does best and finishing it off with a massive break. Love that match.

Over to you BSP

That was an incredible match.

You're damn right :)

YOU ARE THE REF

You a refereeing in the local league and a player - a local scaffolder - is at the table. He is 45 up with three reds left and he is on a colour. You know that if he pots the black then his opponent will require a snooker.

Unfortunately the scaffolder has recently caught dyscalculia and cannot perform even the simplest arithmetic. He asks you what the difference between the scores is.

How should you respond?

My mum has discalculia.

Great q. Where's Acesinc when you need him!

refs can tell colour blind players which colour a ball is. so i think the same principle should apply and the ref should respond with an accurate answer.

I would advise the player of what the score difference is and how much is remaining and because the player cannot perform simple arithmetic I would explain how many balls/points are required in these circumstances.

Badsnookerplayer wrote:YOU ARE THE REF

You a refereeing in the local league and a player - a local scaffolder - is at the table. He is 45 up with three reds left and he is on a colour. You know that if he pots the black then his opponent will require a snooker.

Unfortunately the scaffolder has recently caught dyscalculia and cannot perform even the simplest arithmetic. He asks you what the difference between the scores is.

How should you respond?

2 second chuckle. Then adopt a very serious expression. Lean over and look down at him, then say 'buck off'

Chengdufan is correct.

Thanks BSP. There's a special section of the rule book which guides on how to effectively intimidate players who get on your nerves.

How many Chinese professionals (inc. HK) did not enter this year's world championship?

9?

fourteen?

12

HappyCamper wrote:fourteen?

Correct :)

Tut tut 48 hours later and still no question!

How old was I when I first picked up a snooker queue?

Dan-cat wrote:How old was I when I first picked up a snooker queue?

35?

Lolz. Lower!

My bad. Mixed it up with your highest break

SnookerEd25 wrote:My bad. Mixed it up with your highest break

I did once have a 50+ when I was 19 but don't count that because there was a fluked blue in the middle.