
Snooker, which is different from other pool games, requires more skill to win than any other. A player must put the red ball into the pocket, then place a colored balls at the designated spots to win the frame. This happens in a predetermined order. The frame is won by the player with the highest number of points.
A rack of 15 red balls constitutes a snooker board set. Each ball has a unique point value. A yellow ball is worth 2 points, while a green ball is worth 3 points, a blue one five points and a black one seven points. Black balls can also be used to strike the opponent's balls.
The balls used for snooker are smaller than the balls used for pool, and are standardized at 52.5 mm in diameter. They are usually made of phenolic resin. The World Pool-Billiard Association has set the ball's weight at 5+1/2 to 6 oz. They are also stated to have an accuracy tolerance of 0.060 inches, meaning they can differ in their weight by less that 0.5 oz. These balls can be used for many forms of snooker.

To attract players, many public betting houses have pool tables installed in their establishments. The balls used for pool are larger, and are standardized at 5.7 cm to 6.0 cm in diameter. These balls can be used for straight, eight-ball and nine-ball pool. These balls are also used in special televised pools sets, which feature a spotted cueball. There are also sets that use colored balls with point values.
The World Pool-Billiard Association stipulates that the set of snooker ball must have a uniform weight and hardness. This ensures the balls have an ideal roundness and is more durable than other balls. In fact, phenolic Snooker balls are five times more durable than other balls made of polymers. They also have a friction resistant roll, which increases their longevity.
Snooker ball sets usually measure 2+1/16in in in diameter. However there are smaller sets. Larger sets will require more pocket openings. They also have a narrower throat that the standard. They can also be manufactured with five to six pockets.
Aramith in Belgium is the leading manufacturer of snooker balls. Their phenolic resin and uniform hardness are what make them stand out. They also have perfectly round balls that can be rolled with a friction-resistant coating. These balls are some of the finest on the market. They are a great option for owners of pool tables. They are available in several colors, including yellow, pink and red.

The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association regulates snooker and rules for professional players. Some amateur leagues can use their approved snooker balls sets. They supply snooker ball sets specifically for World Snooker professional player.