What is the smallest total clearance ever achieved in snooker?

Question

f.i. yellow with every red ball, and than all the coulors.

Answer 1

Legally a player can pot multiple reds on one shot, however he only gets to follow with an attempt at one colour. Unrealistically the minimum is 15 reds 15 pts/yellow 2 pts  and run the colours = 44.    :) plz don't flog me!

We may never be told the smallest clearance ever attained as usually only professional snooker results are publicized, and minimally at that.

Answer 2

72

Answer 3

Well there are 15 reds worth 1pt, pot 15 yellows with these (2x15) gives 30. Then the usual clearance (yellow [2], green [3], brown [4], blue [5], pink [6] and black [7]) gives 27.

So the minimum possible is 15 + 30 + 27 = 72

Answer 4

The smallest possible total clearance of 72 has never been achieved. The smallest total clearance is somewhere over the 100 point mark.