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Can you put the white ball back when it is touching a colour and is snookered on the last red and the player taps the white ball away in snooker?
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∙ 15y ago
Hmmm, that deserves an answer & I don't know.... If the last red is the ball on has the player, touching ball or not, got to make a fair attempt to play the ball on ? if he has played a foul you are entitled to play the ball as it lies or ask him to play from where the ball now is..... if he has not made a foul then I'm thinking it is simply you to play, snookered or not..... I'll see if I can find you a more comprehensive answer, but don't hold your breath.... You can breathe out now ! If the player is on a red & the cue ball is touching a colour the player must make a fair attempt to play the red & must play away from the colour. simply in the professional game the referee would call a miss if the player does not make a fair attempt, in the amateur game he must make a fair attempt to play the ball on (the red) if he does not do this then it is a foul shot. As far as I know the miss rule only applies to the professional game.
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