When a 41 Break Means More Than Just 41 points on the scoreboard… At the weekend at Oxshott, I made a 41 break in a frame against a decent player—and on paper, that might just look like a decent visit to the table. But sometimes, a break means far more than the number beside it. […]

1,689 people loved the sizzle on Youtube. And nearly 30K people DIG the sizzle videos. Just like a frame of snooker – sometimes, the simplest dishes can have the same amount of power as full blown monty’s… This light and sweet mackerel dish with noodles and veg hit the spot but it’s another quick dish […]

This was a tough ball. Under pressure at the very end of the frame, and the white landed near on the cushion. Any pot is tough under a bit of tension in the arm but this was an extremely nerve-wracking shot given the circumstances of the frame and what it meant to me to get […]

Would You Try This? Match Day Break Builder: WOK or Pan Mackerel Scramble…Ideal for Lunch or Dinner… In snooker, not every frame is about power scoring—sometimes it’s about control, touch, and making the right choices under pressure. This light match-day dish follows the same principle: simple ingredients, played well. The Line-Up: The Break:Heat the pan […]

STAN MOODY’s first time Crucible appearance will inspire the younger generations of the sport to go as far as they can and know that there is no limit to their aspirations when it comes to reaching their full potential. Regardless of whether you want to be a ranking title winner, or an amateur tournament winner, […]

SnookerZone enjoys watching the amateur events from different parts of the globe, as it is interesting to see what shots different types of amateurs play. In this screenshot, there are quite a few shots the player could play. As one possible option, he could play, the red just to the bottom of the green and […]

From the Snooker Table to the Dinner Table: Showcasing Local Food with Sizzle… WATCH THIS: THIS VIDEO GOT OVER 2000 people watching it and 15 likes…Imagine this for your venue… At SnookerZone, we’ve always believed that a great frame doesn’t just end with the final black—it often continues around the table, sharing good food, conversation, […]

When the Pots Aren’t There: The Power of a Game Plan in Snooker Every snooker player knows the feeling. You walk to the table, cue in hand, and something just isn’t quite right from the off. The timing is off. The cue feels unfamiliar. Balls you’d normally expect to pot suddenly look awkward. For many […]

No two snooker matches are ever the same. One day, you can be playing sensational snooker and the next you’re cue feels tight and tense. That’s the way it goes sometimes. After a sensational performance in the Doubles on Monday at Oxshott, I played in the final league match of the season and it was […]

The One Simple Change That Took Me to the Semi-Finals of the Doubles Tournament at Oxshott It felt risky. Unnatural, even. In my second-round doubles match, I forced myself to do one thing on every single shot: Keep my head absolutely still and stay down. Not focus on potting balls. Not focus on positioning. But […]