You need to enable JavaScript to run this app. Snooker Scoreboardâ‚Š The snooker guides How to Keep Score in Snooker: Ball Values, Breaks and Fouls - Snooker scoring in one page: red 1, colours 2-7, pot red then colour, colours respot until the reds are gone, fouls give away 4-7. Worked frame example inside.Snooker Ball Values: How Many Points Is Each Ball Worth? - Red 1, yellow 2, green 3, brown 4, blue 5, pink 6, black 7. Why 15 reds make the maximum 147, how many balls are on the table, and where each colour spots.Snooker Fouls and Penalty Points: The 4 to 7 Rule Explained - Every snooker foul costs 4 to 7 points: minimum 4, or the highest ball involved. Full penalty table, the miss rule, free balls, and who plays next.What Is a 147 in Snooker? The Maximum Break, Explained - A 147 is snooker's maximum break: 15 reds each with a black (120) plus all six colours (27), in 36 pots without a miss. The arithmetic, the history, the 155.What Is a Century Break in Snooker? 100 Points, One Visit - A century break is 100+ points in a single visit - about 25 consecutive pots. What it takes, how rare it is at club level, and the 30 and 50 milestones first.Snooker Rules for Beginners: Your First Frame, Simply - Snooker in plain terms: 22 balls, pot red then colour, colours respot until the reds are gone, fouls cost 4-7, highest score wins. Setup and etiquette included.