Snooker Online brings the full-size, full-rules snooker experience to your browser. Pot 15 reds and the six colours in the correct order, build breaks, play safety shots and outscore your opponent on a realistic 12-foot table with accurate ball physics, spin, cushion response and cue power control. Whether you are a fan of the World Championship or a pool player curious about the harder cousin, this free online snooker game is the easiest way to play. Match against real opponents worldwide, invite a friend to a private table, or practice against AI at multiple difficulty levels. Foul rules, free balls, re-spotted blacks and frame scoring are all handled automatically. No download, no account, and it works on desktop, tablet and mobile.

How to Play Snooker

1. Break off from the D. Players alternate turns; a turn continues as long as you keep potting legally.
2. Pot a red (1 point), then a colour of your choice (yellow 2, green 3, brown 4, blue 5, pink 6, black 7). Colours are re-spotted while reds remain.
3. Repeat red, colour, red, colour until all reds are gone.
4. Then pot the colours in order: yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black.
5. Fouls give the opponent 4 to 7 points depending on the ball involved.
6. The player with the most points when all balls are potted (or the opponent concedes) wins the frame.

Game Modes and Features

• Online 1v1 against players worldwide
• Private tables to play snooker with friends by link
• AI opponents from beginner to professional
• Realistic physics with top spin, back spin and side spin
• Full official snooker rules including fouls, free ball and miss rule
• Adjustable cue power and precise aiming guide
• Break counter and frame scoring
• Shot timer options for quick or relaxed play
• Leaderboards, ratings and stats
• Works in any browser, mouse or touch

Snooker Tips

• Think two shots ahead. Pot a red while positioning the cue ball for the black.
• The black is worth 7. Keep the cue ball near it whenever possible for big breaks.
• Play safe when no pot is on. Leaving the cue ball on the baulk cushion is often better than a risky long pot.
• Use screw (back spin) and stun to control cue ball travel after contact.
• Avoid fouls on colours late in the frame; a 7-point black foul can decide the match.