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One shot to pot the black: 1 point for the pot, and 1 more for every cushion the black hits on the way in. Miss and it’s nothing; the white going in too is a foul. Every table is new, and everyone is on the board once, with their best score. Tap See replay to watch how anyone got their score.
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How to play
Trick Shot Snooker is a free snooker game you play in the browser, on a phone or a computer. No download, no sign-up. The white, the black and a full-size table: you get one shot to pot the black.
- Aim
- Press or drag anywhere on the table and the cue comes to your finger. The dotted line shows where the white meets the black, and the black’s path off the first two cushions.
- Fine-tune
- Drag the wheel beside the table up or down to turn the cue a fraction of a degree, for thin cuts and doubles. While you aim, the close-up in the corner shows whether the black drops or catches the jaw.
- Spin
- Tap the little white ball, then tap high on the big one for follow (the white runs on after the black) or low for screw (it comes back).
- Shoot
- Press the power bar, pull right and let go. On a keyboard, the arrow keys turn the cue (Shift for fine), Enter goes to the power bar, and Enter or Space shoots.
New to doubles and trebles? The snooker trick shots guide shows how to play a cut, a double and a treble, with diagrams of real shots from the game and a practice table for each.
Scoring
1 point for potting the black, and 1 more for every cushion it hits on the way in: a double scores 2, a treble 3. Clipping a cushion right by the jaws doesn’t count. A miss, an in-off (the white going in) or not hitting the black scores nothing. Every table is a new layout, from a straight pot off the spot to a long thin cut.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. No ads and no account: add a name after a pot if you want your score on the leaderboard.
Does it work on a phone?
It’s made for phones first. The table stands upright and fills the screen, and turns on its side when there’s more room across than down.
Can I share a shot?
Yes. Every score on the leaderboard has a replay, and Share this shot sends a link that plays it straight away.
How real is the table?
It’s a full-size tournament table (3569 × 1778 mm, the black spot 324 mm from the top cushion), with the white sliding, then rolling, and cushions that send a ball off wider than it came in.