Slok (Slok rule)

Billiards Slock color balls score as follows: 1 point for each red ballslok, yellow ball 2 pointsslok, green ball 3 pointsslok, coffee ball 4 points, blue ball 5 points, pink ball 6 points, black ball 7 points When playing free balls, colored balls count as 1 point, and the full score for a single shot is 147 points. The table used in this sport is about 3569 mm long and 1778 mm wide. There are a hole in each of the four corners of the table top and the center of the two long sides. The balls used are divided into 1 white ball, 15 red balls and 6 colored balls, a total of 22 balls.

The latest Slok World Ranking is as follows. The top 16 players are O'Sullivan Luka Brachemak Erentrumpselbi Robertson Shaun Murphy Karen Wilson Mark Williams Higgins CarmilkinsSissovsky Gary Wilson Ding Junhui Knowledge Development 1 Ronny O'Sullivan, British snooker athlete Since turning professional in 1992, Ronny O.

Slok is a game of billiards, also known as "red ball billiards","English billiards" or "obstacle billiards". The following is a detailed explanation and definition of Slok is a game of billiards that distinguishes balls with different scores based on different factors such as color, shape, size, material. The goal of the billiards game is to hit all red balls into the pocket, and then score points by hitting colored balls with different scores. The order of hitting is one red ball and one colored ball until.

Slok's free-kick rule plays on one sideslokAfter a missed ball, snooker appears on the table, making it impossible for the next player to hit the red ball directly. The next player can choose a colored ball to play with the red ball. This colored ball is called a free kick. Under normal circumstances, when the opponent makes a block ball for you, when you solve the ball, whether it is because you failed to solve it or dropped the ball, as long as you commit a foul, the cue ball stays in a position where the opponent cannot directly direct it.