In Snooker, where would they put a coloured ball?

Question

if it was potted and its spot on the table wasn't available?

I mean if it's been potted after a red.

Answer 1

It should be spotted on the highest spot available.

If no other spots are available,it should be spotted as close to its own spot as possible without touching another ball,in a direct line toward the triangle end of the table.

Hope this helped.

Answer 2

On the nearest available colour spot. If there isnt one as near as possible to its own spot.

Answer 3

On the nearest available free spot or as close to it's own spot as possible, alongside the other ball.

Answer 4

higest colour up

Answer 5

on the next highest colour available spot and if they are all covered nearest to its own spot without touching another ball.

Answer 6

They have to be a pattern stripes solids.

Answer 7

On the highest available colour spot. If there isnt one then as near as possible to its own spot directly in line toward the black end of the table..

Answer 8

the colour would be put onto the highest available colour spot.

e.g if you potted the yellow and the yellow spot was covered the yellow will be put on the black spot(if available).

Answer 9

if for example you potted the blue and after having to respot it its spot is covered you put the blue on the highest colour available which is usually the black, but if every spot is covered the blue will go nearest its own spot without touching any other ball it has to be spotted nearer the side of the black cushion not the baulk cushion.  A few people have said that it goes on the next highest spot, this is wrong its the highest available spot, a few others have said that it spots on the nearest spot this is also wrong.  Hope ive helped and that you understand what i have explained.

Answer 10

On the highest colours spot or if there were none available it goes as close to its own spot as possible in direct line to the top cushion