This game seems to be almost unknown in the UK and so only a poor reply could be given to Don Bucher of Brantford, Ontario, when he asked about the game back in March 2001. Recently two more Canadians have been in touch, and the information supplied by Gordon Lyons and Blair Mahaffy has enabled this set of rules to be compiled. The object of the game is to score exactly 101 points, but the balls have no value of their own. Instead the pockets have values. Potting a red scores the the value of the pocket it is potted in, potting the black doubles the pocket value. When playing from hand you may place the cue-ball anywhere within the baulk area - you are not confined to the D as in snooker. And, unusually for a potting game, you are not allowed to play directly at any ball within the baulk area. If it were allowed it could give too great an advantage. This is a restriction that usually applies only to variations of English Billiards and similar games. Still growing, still totally independent and now over 100 pages devoted to the game. Enter the site using the menu on the left.You'll find most sections have their own sub-menu, and a navigation bar on everypage lets you explore the entire site.
http://www.snookergames.co.uk 
