Judd Trump's 12-Minute British Open Delay Shows Snooker's Weakest Rule Is Also Its Most Common One
A cluster of reds, two disturbed pinks, and a 12-minute stoppage at the British Open. Judd Trump wants camera technology - here's what the actual rule says, and what a club referee with no camera can do instead.
Snooker Has No 'Deliberate Foul' Rule. Two Incidents This Season Show Why That Matters at Club Level
Stuart Bingham accused Hossein Vafaei of deliberately going in-off at the China Open. There's no rule against it - only a general conduct clause. Here's what that actually means for a referee.
Cross-Club Rankings Explained: One Player, One Rating, Every Club
Your club's ladder has always stopped at the door. Here's how SnookerFlow links a player's identity across clubs and turns it into seven platform-wide ranking tiers.
Snooker's Shot Clock Debate Is Real Again. Here's What 15 Seconds Actually Does to a Frame
WPBSA chairman Jason Ferguson says he wants "a more open look at shot times." Snooker already runs two shot clocks - here's what they actually change about how a frame is played.
Snooker Shoot-Out Rules Explained: The Shot Clock, the 15-to-10 Switch, and Time Fouls
The exact rules behind snooker's fastest format - the 10-minute frame, the shot clock's 15-to-10-second switch, and how a tied frame gets settled.
How to Stream a Snooker Match with OBS: A Complete Club Guide
A camera, a capture card, a laptop, OBS, and a free scoreboard overlay - everything a club needs to put a snooker match on stream, with no production truck required.