Snooker Shoot Out rules

The Shoot Out is one frame against a ten-minute clock. Every shot has a shot clock: 15 seconds for the first five minutes, 10 after. Every shot must pot a ball or put a ball on a cushion, fouls give ball in hand anywhere, and a tie is settled on the blue.

The rules that change

  1. 1One frame, ten minutes on the frame clock
  2. 2A shot clock of 15 seconds, then 10 after five minutes
  3. 3Each shot must pot a ball or send a ball to a cushion
  4. 4After a foul, the next player has the cue ball in hand anywhere
  5. 5Running out of time on a shot is a foul
  6. 6Level at the end: a blue ball shoot out decides it

Questions

Can I play a Shoot Out on The Snooker Hub?

Yes. Pick Shoot Out as the game: the board runs both clocks and the blue ball decider.

Related

Six-red snooker Fouls and penalties