Same rules.
Six reds.
Six reds, six colours and a frame that's over in minutes. It's the same rule engine as full snooker, with free balls, foul values and points left, set up for the shorter game.
- You track
- Breaks, points left, snookers required
- Format
- Single frame or best of N
- Rules
- WPBSA
The official rules, built in.
Both scoring modes follow the WPBSA rules and only accept legal shots. Standard keeps it to one tap a foul; Tournament records every detail a referee would.
Six reds, then the colours.
A red and then a colour while reds remain, then the colours in order. Exactly as in full snooker, with six reds instead of fifteen.
Same foul values.
Four points minimum, or the value of the ball on or the ball involved if higher.
Same free ball.
A foul that leaves the next player snookered offers a free ball, handled exactly as in the full game.
What SideSpin does for you.
- Made for a quick session.Short frames suit a best-of-three before closing time, and the match count keeps up.
- Same engine, same rigour.Ball order, break, points left and snookers required all work the same as in full snooker.
Six-red frames feed the same rivalry as full snooker, so Pro's Rivalry Report, head-to-head and break analytics cover both.