Respect to any PFM members who've made breaks of over 30.
Snooker is extremely difficult to play well - must be at least 10x harder than pool.
I managed a break of 15 once (R-
So how comes you failed to get position on that third red ?Respect to any PFM members who've made breaks of over 30.
Snooker is extremely difficult to play well - must be at least 10x harder than pool.
I managed a break of 15 once (R-B-R-P-Doh!!).
Respect to any PFM members who've made breaks of over 30.
Snooker is extremely difficult to play well - must be at least 10x harder than pool.
I managed a break of 15 once (R-B-R-P-Doh!!).
Can't remember. I expect it needed more than simply letting the cue ball roll naturally into position for the next shot.So how comes you failed to get position on that third red ?
Ambidextrous too!It's interesting to still see that generation of Higgins, Williams, O'Sullivan etc. still at the very top. Love or hate him you can't not be mesmerised by Ronnie's pure natural ability, win or lose it's worth watching just for the mastery.
Great play by Bingham in that last frame.
They use a different type of chalk now which seems to reduce kicks, Ronnie and a few others still uses old chalk though.Not heard of players getting a ‘kick’ recently. It used to happen quite frequently. Has something changed? The composition of the balls?