What are the rules of table tennis?

The inner edge of the snooker table is 350 cm long, 175 cm wide and 85 cm high. There are 22 balls for snooker, including red ball 15, colored ball 6 and white ball 1 (main ball). Arranged as shown on the right, numbers represent colored balls and their scores.

The score of the red balls is 1, arranged in a triangle between 6 and 7. The colors and scores of colored balls are as follows: 2-pointer: yellow 3-pointer: green 4-pointer: coffee 5-pointer: blue 6-pointer: pink 7-pointer: black.

The process from kick-off to all the balls being hit into the bag is called a game. In the process of playing ball, if one side fails to collect all the shots, or hits an illegal ball, then the right to hit the ball is given to the other side. You can play one game, three games, five games and seven games to decide. The final of the world professional championship is to play 35 games.

If the two sides are tied in the end, the traditional way to decide the outcome is to put the black ball in the black position and the white ball in the service court. The two sides decide who plays first by tossing a coin, and the one who scores the black ball first is the winner. The outcome of each game is determined by the number of points scored by both sides, and the winner is the one with the highest score. There are two ways to score: one is to score by scoring goals, and the other is to score by punishing the other side for their mistakes.

Each red ball scored 1 point, a yellow ball scored 2 points, a green ball scored 3 points, a brown ball scored 4 points, a blue ball scored 5 points, a pink ball scored 6 points and a black ball scored 7 points. So both sides will try their best to get more black balls into their pockets.

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Classification of billiards

1, English billiards

English billiards include English proportional billiards and snooker billiards. Mainly popular in Britain and continental Europe. English proportional billiards, also known as three-ball billiards, is a basic type of billiards and one of the official billiards competitions in the world.

English proportional billiards appeared earlier and needed more comprehensive technical play. Many famous snooker players in the world have solid basic skills of proportional billiards.

2. American billiards

American billiards, also known as American billiards, is an important school of billiards and a new style formed after French billiards and English billiards.

3. French billiards

French billiards originated in France, also known as Caron billiards, which means hitting two balls in a row, that is, touching two balls with the main ball in a row, which is the most basic requirement of French billiards.

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