Snooker and Billiards quiz
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Which city has hosted snooker's World Championship since 1977?
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Which snooker player is nicknamed 'The Rocket'?
Answer: Ronnie O'Sullivan
Why: He picked up the name in his debut pro season, after winning a best-of-nine match in just 43 minutes.
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What is the highest break possible in snooker?
Answer: 155
Why: A free ball after a foul counts as an extra red, so it can add 8 points to the usual 147.
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What was Walter Lindrum's 1932 world record billiards break?
Answer: 4,137
Why: He stayed at the table for 2 hours 55 minutes to build that single break.
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Which colour joins white and yellow in three-cushion billiards?
Answer: red
Why: Each player cues only their own white or yellow ball, so the red is a target for both of them.
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Where was snooker invented?
Answer: India
Why: The name comes from British Army slang, in which a snooker was a new recruit with little experience.
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Who won the first 15 World Snooker Championships?
Answer: Joe Davis
Why: He retired from the championship unbeaten after winning the 1946 final.
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