Snooker

On the Subject of Snooker

Who knew there was so much maths in snooker?

The module consists of a snooker table containing between eight and ten red balls and six colours.
To disarm the module, clear the table in exactly four breaks (a break is the score you achieve in a single visit to the table). The breaks must equal the given breaks at the bottom of the table and be performed from left to right.
There may be more than one correct answer.
Getting a ball into a pocket is called “potting”. Click on a ball to pot it.
After each legal pot, the referee will announce your current break.
To end a break, press the cue (white) ball.

Standard snooker rules apply:
Whilst reds are available, the order of potting must alternate between a red and a colour. Colours potted immediately after a red will be replaced.
Always start a break with the lowest scoring ball available. You may end the break at any time. Ending a break with a red pot negates the need to follow with a colour.
After potting the final red, clear the colours in ascending point order.
If you do not end your break after potting the final red, you MUST pot a colour BEFORE proceeding to clear the table. This colour will be replaced.
Potting an illegal ball, ending with an incorrect break or ending your fourth break without clearing the table will result in a foul and a strike.
Fouling will reset the table and recalculate new breaks.
When the table has been cleared with the four correct breaks, the module will disarm.