POTTING THE BALLS, (Snooker game played on my android device)

Snookers snookers snookers:

A game like no other—what a wonderful game. No game is more interesting and challenging than snooker—just a joke. Actually the game I play mimics real-life snooker.

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In the global ranking, snooker is played and highly regarded in Asia. Snooker is a table game with six pockets as a goal and 22 balls, with each carrying its own points. Below is the list of the balls and the points they carry.

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These are the lists with point values:

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• White (1) - cue ball (no points)

• Black (1) - 7 points

• Pink (1) - 6 points

• Blue (1) - 5 points

• Brown (1) - 4 points

• Green (1) - 3 points

• Yellow (1) - 2 points

• Red (15) - 1 point each

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Let me explain each of the balls according to their ascending order of points. Before that, the numbers in brackets are the numbers of the balls in a single game.

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• Cue ball: This ball is white in color and has no point; it is used as a bullet to pot the other balls on the snooker table, and there's usually only one.

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• Red ball: These balls are 15 in number; they are usually arranged in front before the other balls and are the first to be potted before the rest.

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• Yellow ball: This is the second ball that is potted after the red ball; it's just one in the standard snooker game.

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• Green ball: this is the ball potted after the yellow, and it carries 3 points.

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• Brown ball: there is only one brown ball on the snooker table, and it carries 4 points.

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• Blue ball: this is a key ball in many strategies, and it is worth 5 points.

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• Pink ball: This ball is a crucial ball, and it is often the next target after the red ball is potted; it is worth 5 points.

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• Black ball: I personally call this ball a master ball because of the point it carries; it has the highest point in the snooker game. It's worth 7 points; it is the most valuable ball, and it's usually potted as the last after all other balls have been potted.

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Snooker doesn't end here; it has rules and regulations governing it, a few of which I would list.

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• The first rule says a snooker player must pot the balls according to ascending order. red ♥️ - yellow 💛 - green 💚 - brown 🤎 - blue 💙 - pink 🩷 - black 🖤.

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• Second rule starts: the player should not pot the cue ball. Remember that it's usually white 🤍, and if you try potting it, you would be fouled for that.

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That is the only rule I have for now. See you on my next video. Thank you all for watching this video. God bless you all.