How to Play Online Snooker

The cue sport snooker is not one commonly found on American sports channels such as Fox Sports or ESPN. Depending on where you live, you may have never been exposed to a live snooker match at a billiards hall or pub. The rules of snooker are not exactly the same as eight-ball or nine-ball billiards. Before you try to play a snooker match, it's important that you learn the game's rules. One way to learn these rules is to play free snooker games online.

Instructions

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Play online snooker via the Fly Or Die website. This website hosts both single-player and multi-player online snooker games. You can chat with online players as you play snooker matches. While a free account is needed to save scores and chat with other players, the Fly Or Die website gives you the ability to play as a guest to try out the website's online snooker games.

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Complete the snooker time challenge on the Flash Games website. While this is a two-player online snooker game, you can use this particular game to practice your online play or learn about the game of snooker. A player has 30 seconds to complete a shot, and the game concludes once all balls have been cleared. Whoever finishes with the most points wins. The website does not allow you to save scores.

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Play Fastest Break Snooker from Mousebreaker. In this snooker test, you must sink every numerical ball that's found on the table, and do so in order. If you scratch or accidentally sink a ball out of order, you lose the game. Sign up on the Mousebreaker website to save your Fastest Break Snooker scores. You can also share your Fastest Break Snooker scores via your Facebook account.

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Finish the snooker game levels on the A Game website. Unlike other websites, the A Game snooker game does not include a full snooker match. Instead, the game has numerous different levels that must be completed before you can win the snooker game. While an account isn't needed to play the A Game snooker game, you must sign up for a free account to save your game scores.