Ronnie O'Sullivan's Snooker 2009 Juego de Java

game of great skill and is one of the more complicated cue sports. If you are not aware of the rules we recommend you look them up online. Here is a brief summary. To score points you must first pot a red which is worth one point. After that, you may pot any colour. The colours have different values. Going from two for yellow up to seven for black. The full order is yellow, green, brown, blue, pink and black. When there are no more reds to pot you must pot all the colours in order. Starting from yellow. Fouls are awarded for potting the cue ball, hitting balls out of order and potting more than one colour at a time. Just got time for one quick game? Play a quick game against Ronnie at any of the most important moments of his career, from when he was 7 and could barely see the table, right up until the present day world champion!

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