A game of online billiard.

Posted by miuki as Advertorial, Web-based

SNOOKER. A cue sport that is played on a large baize-covered table with pockets in each of the four corners and in the middle of each of the long side cushions.

To play snooker you need a regulation (full-size) table which is 12 ft × 6 ft, you need a cue, a white ball (which we refer to as the cue ball), 15 red balls (each of which worths a point), and 6 balls of different colors (each of which worths 2–7 points).

A player (or team) wins a frame of snooker by scoring more points than the opponent or opponents, using the cue ball to pot the red and colored balls. Simple eh?

And of course, a match consists of an agreed number of frames. The END!?

But snooker is just one of the popular table-cue-ball game out there. Billiard, pool and so on so forth, also have similar concepts but the size of the tables may differ, as well a the number of balls used.

With the increase popularity of such games, game developers decided to create online snooker and such, for those that can do much better in front of the computer, rather then the table itself.

The rules of the game remains the same. Difference is, instead of using an actually cue, you control using your mouse and keyboard.

(The usage of your hands remains nonetheless. But it’s definitely much cheaper and easier then the real thing.)

One of such website that gives you the opportunity to discover your table-cue-ball talents is none other then, BilliardMagic.com.

The site basically provides a billiard software (multiple language) that allows everyone from everywhere to enjoy a broad range of table-cue-ball games, including 8 ball, 9 ball and snooker.

You may even get the opportunity to participate in online ‘Billiard tournaments‘, and win of course.

BilliardMagic.com is newly revamped. They have a wide variety of games, such as billiards, snooker & pool (as mentioned previously). Plus, the technical support provided will beat any billiard parlor any day, anytime, no strings attached!

I wouldn’t insist you try, but there’s no harm is there?