While the other rounds remain open, here is another Big Ape Break as some people apparently like them. 
The full rules are pasted again below, with new bits in red.
Round 261 - Big Ape Break Bonus Pocket Bonanza
On Big Ape Break Bonus Pocket Bonanza, contestants play a frame of snooker, just like any normal frame of snooker except that:
a) each of the 6 pockets is coloured. The colours of the pockets are:
yellow for the left-centre pocket and then, moving clockwise, blue, brown, green, pink, black - a bit like this:
0------0
!.........!
!.........!
!.........!
0------0
!.........!
!.........!
!.........!
0------0
b) Once a colour has been potted, the same colour cannot be potted following the next red, nor following the red after that. (Once the 15th red and colour have been potted, this rule no longer applies - the final colours may and must be potted in the usual order of yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black, regardless of the colours potted with the final reds.)
Example 1: Red Brown Red Yellow Red Blue Red Brown IS allowed
BUT
Example 2: Red Brown Red Yellow Red Brown IS NOT
Example 3: For the 14th and 15th red,
Red Black Red Yellow Yellow Green Brown Blue Pink Black IS allowed
c) Whenever a colour has been potted, the following colour cannot be potted into any pocket that lies along the same edge of the table. That means that it cannot be potted into a pocket on the same side of the table (left or right) and, if it is a corner pocket, cannot be potted into a pocket at the same end of the table either.
This applies even when down to the final 6 colours.
For example, after potting a colour into the pink pocket, it would not be permissible to pot the next colour into the pink, green or brown pockets (same side), nor into the black pocket (same end)
d) None of these rules apply to reds. It makes no difference into which pockets reds are potted. Reds score 1 point no matter where they are potted.
e) Potting a colour into a pocket of the same colour as the ball (e.g. pink into pink pocket) scores triple points (in this example 3 x 6 = 18). Potting a colour into a pocket of a different colour scores a bonus equal to the value of the pocket. For example, pink into yellow pocket scores 6+2 = 8 points.
What is the highest break (ignoring free balls) you can make?
Please bid directly on the thread.

The full rules are pasted again below, with new bits in red.
Round 261 - Big Ape Break Bonus Pocket Bonanza
On Big Ape Break Bonus Pocket Bonanza, contestants play a frame of snooker, just like any normal frame of snooker except that:
a) each of the 6 pockets is coloured. The colours of the pockets are:
yellow for the left-centre pocket and then, moving clockwise, blue, brown, green, pink, black - a bit like this:
0------0
!.........!
!.........!
!.........!
0------0
!.........!
!.........!
!.........!
0------0
b) Once a colour has been potted, the same colour cannot be potted following the next red, nor following the red after that. (Once the 15th red and colour have been potted, this rule no longer applies - the final colours may and must be potted in the usual order of yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black, regardless of the colours potted with the final reds.)
Example 1: Red Brown Red Yellow Red Blue Red Brown IS allowed
BUT
Example 2: Red Brown Red Yellow Red Brown IS NOT
Example 3: For the 14th and 15th red,
Red Black Red Yellow Yellow Green Brown Blue Pink Black IS allowed
c) Whenever a colour has been potted, the following colour cannot be potted into any pocket that lies along the same edge of the table. That means that it cannot be potted into a pocket on the same side of the table (left or right) and, if it is a corner pocket, cannot be potted into a pocket at the same end of the table either.
This applies even when down to the final 6 colours.
For example, after potting a colour into the pink pocket, it would not be permissible to pot the next colour into the pink, green or brown pockets (same side), nor into the black pocket (same end)
d) None of these rules apply to reds. It makes no difference into which pockets reds are potted. Reds score 1 point no matter where they are potted.
e) Potting a colour into a pocket of the same colour as the ball (e.g. pink into pink pocket) scores triple points (in this example 3 x 6 = 18). Potting a colour into a pocket of a different colour scores a bonus equal to the value of the pocket. For example, pink into yellow pocket scores 6+2 = 8 points.
What is the highest break (ignoring free balls) you can make?
Please bid directly on the thread.
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