Snooker

At the time of answering this, on the 23rd of April 2013, Mark Selby is the number one ranked snooker player.

Just a standard cue, they are usually 57 inches.

Potting the brown ball in snooker earns you 4 points.

The break.

Not full size ones. Miniature tables are designed to.

There are no grey balls in a standard game of snooker.

judd trump and a lot of others

Stephen hendry

All pool games require that certain balls be identified. If you chose to use a custom set of pool balls with only the markings necessary for a particular game, it would not be contrary to the regulations to do so.

Shaun Murphy won it once, in 2005.

Interesting's real name is Steve Davis.

Here are a list of snooker player nicknames: The Prince of Pune, The Pistol, All-in, Sleepy, The Shotgun, Interesting, Snowy, Pot Noodle.

1-Mark Selby 35809 points

2-Mark Williams 35452 points

3-John Higgins 35245 points

4-Ding Junhui 35010 points

5-Shaun Murphy 34839 points

6-Neil Robertson 34671 points

7-Judd Trump 34090 points

8-Stephen Maguire 34087 points

9-Graeme Dott 33672 points

10-Mark Allen 33601 points

11-Stephen Lee 33462 points

12-Ronnie O'Sullivan 33104 points

13-Matthew Stevens 32003 points

14-Stuart Bingham 31738 points

15-Ali Carter 31677 points

16-Martin Gould 31560 points

Other notable players in the rankings are:

19-Stephen Hendry

21-Marco Fu

25-Joe Perry

32-Ken Doherty

37-Steve Davis

46-Alan McManus

48-Jimmy White

57-Tony Drago

65-Joe Swail

67-Ian McCulloch

90-Luca Brecel

99-Igor Figureido

It is called a plant

He is a Glasgow Rangers supporter

Jimmy White's 'Whirlwind' Snooker happened in 1991.

Not likely. However, major cities nearby do have shops where appraisers can be found that are familiar with the antique ivory balls that can provide an appraisal. In very good shape the value can be more than $150 per ball, with a full set increasing the value even more.

For practical reasons, the official rankings are only updated once a year. The provisional rankings are what the current status would be, but have not have been made official. For example, half way through the season, some players would have played very well, so their provisional ranking would be higher than their official ranking.

Cocaine, Cliff Thorburn

John Higgins defeated Mark Selby, 18-13, to win the 2007 888.com World Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England.

147 is the highest break in snooker where fouls are not a factor.

Different tournaments last different times. There is also pre-qualifying rounds to enable players to get to the final stages. The World Snooker Championship normally runs for 17 days, but that does not include the pre-qualifying rounds. It is the longest of the main tournaments.

Joe Davis won it the first 15 times. He won it every year from 1927 to 1940 and again in 1946. During the period from 1941 to 1945 there was no World Snooker Championship.

He is a snooker player.

The different woods are spliced together for a couple of reasons. First, to make the different pieces of wood more stable (a short length of wood is less likely to warp than a longer piece of wood), and also to make the cue more decorative.

The person potting gets nothing and the opponent will get 7 points, as the foul happened when potting the black.