lol, blame niall for everything... i just found out today you can play off the black with ur first shot on 2 shot carry I'm stuck in the dark ages with rules, try entering a real-life open just using funky rules when everyone else uses world rules...carnage

Hahaha i know would be funny, walker you in game now we will try out my theory

Well the results are in and it is as i said you can use the other persons colour to combo the black in on 2 shots!

woohoooo, i'm gonna be unbeatable at uk now knowing this

Lol good luck.

hmmm...

not a bad idea - i would hate to see this in tournaments, there would be a lot of people just playing for a double DQ...but it wouldnt be that bad of an idea.

maybe if there was another catagory your profile saying 'stalemates', that may help to!?

As always, options is a good thing so I guess I'll give up and settle for that stance as I usually do lol.

The only thing I don't like about this options is that two poor players can escape a non-stalemate table they for whatever reason have a problem with. Keep in mind that unlike real snooker or pool, we lack a referee counterpart here.

Not a real problem tho, just annoying.

That concern is irrelevant since both players have to consent on the re-rack. If you worry about getting timed out of the tournament, you simply don't accept a re-rack, and everything is like it has always been.

Just had a thoughth relating to this, on a re rack, how would it determine who breaks would it go in order like sayi was playing jan and i broke we agreed a re rack jan would break, or would it be whoevers shot it was on when the re rack was called?

Also as the game has already started would golden breaks and run outs stand?

As far as I am aware the person who broke in the frame breaks again in the re-rack

Edited at 15:56 Tue 14/10/08 (BST)

I mean should it arise in the re rack, say by some strike of luck you pot the then you will be gutted if you lose!

Yeh I realised after what you meant mich - I dont see why a golden break or run out should not count in a reracked frame because really you are just starting the game again as if the first had never existed. Thats my view anyway.

Edited at 16:09 Tue 14/10/08 (BST)

Edited at 16:11 Tue 14/10/08 (BST)

Thats what i was thinking but wasnt too sure whether there was rules against it or whatever