The guy who can make a break of more than 147 should surely get the 147,000 pounds prize money.
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Originally Posted by RaNeNThe guy who can make a break of more than 147 should surely get the 147,000 pounds prize money.
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The only way you can get the Maximum break prize is with a 147 or a 155. Technically anything else is not a "maximum". Although 148 is clearly higher than 147 it was not the highest the player could have achieved in the given situation.
It would get the highest break prize but as it is not the maximum they could have achieved somebody with a lower break could get the "maximum" break. You must pot the highest possible colours on each occasion.You play a long slow deadweight red to a corner pocket. As it approaches the pocket, a kamikaze woodlouse crawls out from under the cushion and makes its way across the table, conflicting with the path of the red precisely at the point the red gets there. The red, needless to say, veers off course, and the future of the woodlouse is uncertain. - The Statman
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Quite right Mitsuko. It is indeed possible for one player to make a 147 regular maximum and get the £147,000 bonus, while someone else might get a 148-154 break, not a maximum, and get the £15,000 or whatever it is for the highest break.
If one player gets a free-ball 147 while another player gets a regular maximum, the high-break prize will be shared but the maximum bonus will go only to the latter player.
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Another thing about the Young Wizard's name is that it will appear at the top of the Predictions list alongside anyone with the same score, because it comes before A in Excel's alphabetization! Most other letters, É and Á etc., retain their normal alphabetical position.
I presume it is because the Y is the crrency symbol for Yen, rather than an alphabetical letter.
Fortunately, I have so far remembered to manually alter the results tables so it appears in the 'Y' position.
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