Snooker

Snooker matches usually consist of an odd number of frames (rounds). The player, who has won more frames, wins the match. For example, in the match consisting of 7 (seven) frames a player, who has won 4 (four) frames, wins the match. A player, who has scored more points, wins the frame. Snooker matches can also be held in other formats, the notice informing about which is made by the organizer in the program (line).

There is a possibility of stalemate in snooker when striking balls does not progress the frame. In case a stalemate occurs, the frame can be replayed, resumed with a score 0:0 (by mutual agreement of the two players or at the suggestion of the referee). Bets on the outcomes of the frame made before the start of the frame are calculated based on the results registered in the replayed frame, and bets on the outcomes of the frame made after the actual start of the frame are calculated with odds “1” (one).

Bets offered on the outcomes of Snooker matches:

In Snooker match, the handicap and total are calculated according to the number of frames, and in a frame – by the points.

  • The first player will win the match (frame) – “Win 1”.

  • The second player will win the match (frame) – “Win 2”.

  • The first player will win (not lose) the match (frame) with the handicap taken into account – “Handicap 1”.

  • The second player will win (not lose) the match (frame) with the handicap taken into account – “Handicap 2”.

  • Bets on total number of frames played in match – “Total over (under) the value of bet argument”.

  • Bets on total number of points scored in frame – “Total over (under) the value of bet argument”.

  • Bets: which player will score the first ball in match.

  • Bets: which player will be the first to score the offered number of points.

  • Bets on total number of points scored in the frame to be even (odd).

  • Bets: whether the first (second) player will score the first (the last) ball.

  • Bets on the first scored ball to be yellow (green, brown, blue, pink, black).

  • Bets: “50+Break” (50 + break) will be (will not be).

  • Bets: “Century break” will be (will not be).

  • Bets: “Maximum break (147)” will be (will not be).

A “Break” is the number of points scored by a player within one approach. Points scored for the violations committed by the opponent are not taken into account in the “break”. – A “50+break” is 50 or more points scored by player within one approach. – A “Century Break” is a 100 or more point scored by player within one approach. – A “Maximum Break (147)” is the highest possible score in a single frame (15 Red+15 Black+ Colors) reached by player within one approach.

  • Bets: will be (will not be) a violation.

All the bets made on the outcomes of the frame are calculated after the end of the frame. All points given by the match referee are taken into account when calculating bets on the outcomes of the match.

In some cases, it is possible to score a premature victory in a frame, for example, if one of the players is late to start the frame, the referee awards the victory to the other player, and the frame is considered as complete.

A premature victory is also awarded when a player is not in a “Snooker” situation and misses three subsequent shots in a row while having the opportunity to hit another ball. In this case, the bets on the outcomes of this frame are subject to a calculation with odds “1” (one). In this and similar cases the bets on the outcomes of this frame are subject to a calculation with odds “1” (one), except for those bets the outcomes of which do not depend on the above-mentioned situations and have already become unambiguously clear.

To calculate the results of snooker matches, the official websites of championships and tournaments, presented in the table, are taken as a basis. In some cases, when the official website does not contain the information necessary to calculate any outcome of the match, the video recording of the match is taken as the basis for the calculation. For example, if the official website does not contain the necessary information to calculate the bet on the outcome “Тhe first/second player will score the first ball”, the video recording of the match is used as the basis for the calculation

Bets on the outcomes of a delayed or interrupted snooker match remain valid up to the end of the tournament or championship in which it was held. Until the match has started or continues, all bets on the outcomes of the match remain valid.

Bets are also accepted on other possible outcomes in snooker matches that will be offered by the organizer in the Line.

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