How many colors?

Question

How many different colour balls r there on a snooker table?

Answer 1

There are 15 red balls, the white cue ball, the black, pink, green, yellow, blue, and brown balls.  So that makes 8 different colors.

Answer 2

White, Red, Green, Brown, Yellow, Blue, Pink, Black

Thats 8.

Answer 3

Two.  One white, the remainder are red.  The table top is green and the table, itself, is probably walnut (brown).

Answer 4

The maximum break is actually 155

Answer 5

in snooker there is eight different colour balls with a total of 22 balls (if you include the white) their values are:-

White - Cue ball

Red - 1

Yellow - 2

Green - 3

Brown - 4

Blue - 5

Pink - 6

Black - 7

the maximum break is 147,(break - balls potted in a row)

a minimum of 4 points fours a foul etc

with reference to  [e-mail], it is theoretically possible, but a 155 has never happened, the highest break ever to have been a 148 which was acheived by Jaime Burnett in 2004, but we assume that players are good enough not to foul off the break off, and to achieve a 155

but fair play to [e-mail] for pointing this out

Answer 6

i think 8- blue, red, orange, green, yellow, black, white, purple.

hes talking about "pool".

Answer 7

No guys Snooker is different than regular pool, but if i am not mistaking there is 7 colors but i am sure that the red color is the most between them.

Answer 8

Counting the cue ball 8, 2 through 7 are all different colors, red and white

Answer 9

3(-:

Answer 10

A snooker table has the following:

15 x Red = 1 point each

1 x Yellow = 2 points

1 x Green = 3 points

1 x Brown = 4 points

1 x Blue = 5 points

1 x Pink = 6 points

1 x Black = 7 points

1 x Cue ball

8 different colours on the table

Answer 11

2 points...Thanks,

Answer 12

There are a number of 8 colours.

1. White - cue ball

2. Red - 1 point

3. Yellow - 2 points

4. Green - 3 points

5. Brown - 4 points

6. Blue - 5 points

7. Pink - 6 points

8. Black - 7 points

Hope this helps.

Answer 13

a what table

Answer 14

White, Red, Green, Brown, Yellow, Blue, Pink, Black

and a few years ago there was an additional two balls

orange,purple for a specific game of snooker, but i don't know the name of it

Answer 15

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