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Q besides Barry Hawkins who is the only person to loose the first frame at the crucible then go on to win 10-1 and who was is opponent and what was the year
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steve davisOriginally Posted by Mr SnookerQ besides Barry Hawkins who is the only person to loose the first frame at the crucible then go on to win 10-1 and who was is opponent and what was the year
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1990
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well done demihRonnie O' Sullivan seven times the record breaking Snooker MasterComment
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162 break in snooker
How can it be done ?Comment
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Originally Posted by viv
by doing a 147, but counting each red as 2 points.
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No nice to see you thinking thoughComment
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I suppose you're thinking of making a 155 which levels the scores, and then potting the re-spot first shot.
But if that's the case, I'm afraid it is a 155 break followed by a 7 break, because the cue-ball will be picked up and played from the D.Comment
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Yes you are quite right, it would be the case in a team match where the frame scores are 6/5 and one team is 155 behind on aggregate, it would then mean a re-spotted black after a 155 break, highly unlikely admittedly but just tried to get a few grey cells working at this quite time I was hoping to have people guessing for a while but never mind, well done.Comment
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so, if statmans quite right then its a 155 break followed by a 7 break, so, you cant get a break of 162 then. agree?Originally Posted by viv
i can get a break of 345 if i add 9 of my breaks together.
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Hi abextra. That would be a 7-point foul followed by a break of 155 (assuming that by "free ball with black and then maximum" you mean these occur in the same visit - this is really just a "16-red maximum"). It would not be a break of 162. It is impossible to get a break above 155.Originally Posted by abextraYou can score 162 if you get 7 points for the foul of your opponent, then free ball with black and then maximum. But does it count as a break?
"If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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Yes, agreeOriginally Posted by Semih_Sayginer
You've lost me, semih. You're adding your 9 highest ever breaks together? How do you add eight ones and a five and come up with 345?Originally Posted by Semih_Saygineri can get a break of 345 if i add 9 of my breaks together.
"If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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thank you DG for just plucking figures out of thin air to try to make your point.
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12 years ago perhaps....
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I think you're right, semih
- I was getting confused with my own 9 recent highest breaks...
"If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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thats better DG. play fair!.Originally Posted by davis_greatestI think you're right, semih - I was getting confused with my own 9 recent highest breaks...
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