Concessions - just a thought

[tomwalker147]

Anything like that should be taken as a concession...

I played a match once where I needed to clear to the pink to win the frame, I potted a decent yellow and got good on the green with the blue awkward...

The guy undid his cue and it down so I walked straight round the table and shook his hand... and then started to rack em up for the next frame of the match where I was due to ref...

A hilariously tense silence followed

Won't happen again, I have a one piece now

[pottr]

Were you there, Tom?

That long haired gimp in the Co-op... He was playing with fire, lol

[tomwalker147]

Were you there, Tom?

That long haired gimp in the Co-op... He was playing with fire, lol

No mate but you've told me the story before. No surprise a gimp from Coop!

[Shockerz]

Won't happen again, I have a one piece now

You could always carry a jointed cue as well just in case.

[arnold jones]

What is final score after concession

[arnold jones]

The score was 90 plays 1 with 35 possible points avalable when the loosing player conceeded.
Should final score be recorded as 125 plays 1?

[DeanH]

The score was 90 plays 1 with 35 possible points avalable when the loosing player conceeded.
Should final score be recorded as 125 plays 1?

No, the score would be 90-1.
The balls on the table have not been potted in legal scoring strokes so no other points are applied to either player.

Only aggregate score type matches has the rule where if concession occurs illegally then extra points per red and colour is added to the non-offending player's score; I assume you are not discussing aggregate scoring matches?
In your scenario, 90-1 AND an aggregate score game; where all balls should be potted legally (except last Black in last frame); concession will incur "the equivalent of the value of any balls remaining on the table, where Reds shall count as eight points each and any colour incorrectly off the table shall be counted as if spotted."