Snooker 900 Score

Snooker 900 Score

Score your Snooker 900 games

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  • Released
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  • July 3, 2026
  • August 18, 2026
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Snooker 900 Score is the official scoring app for the Snooker 900 format — the fast, fair, and structured way to play competitive snooker. Designed for referees, match scorers, and club administrators, the app handles everything from the coin toss to the final frame — so you can focus on the match, not the maths. COIN TOSS & BREAK Select who breaks first after the coin toss with a single tap. The shot clock starts immediately and scoring is live from the very first shot. SHOT CLOCK A built-in 20-second shot clock keeps play moving. Pause and resume mid-shot — the clock picks up exactly where it left off. When time runs out, the foul screen appears automatically. SMART FOUL PICKER Tap the ball that was fouled on — real ball images, correct penalty values applied instantly. On a red it defaults to 4 points; on a colour, the nominated ball is highlighted so the right penalty is one tap away. GAME CLOCK The 900-second frame clock counts down in the background. At-a-glance warnings keep both players and the referee informed. HANDICAP SUPPORT Set a points handicap for either player at match setup. The starting score is applied automatically — no manual adjustments needed. MATCH HISTORY & STATS Every frame and match is recorded. Review scores, breaks, and frame outcomes after the match. MULTI-FRAME MATCHES Play best-of formats with automatic frame tracking, frame summary screens, and match winner detection. Built on a precise rules engine developed for the Snooker 900 format — the same rules used at snooker900.tv.
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What's New in Snooker 900 Score

1.10.0

August 18, 2026

Handicaps: Either player can start on none Giving one player a head start meant setting it up in a particular order. Putting a player back to none took the whole handicap off with it, so the other player's points had to go in first or everything vanished — which looked like the app refusing a handicap of zero. The handicap switch now keeps its own setting. One player can sit on none while the other receives points, in whichever order you set them, and the rows stay put while you work. Handicaps up to 40 The range now runs from none to 40 in fives, rather than stopping at 25. Turning the handicap on no longer pre-fills anyone. It asks for a handicap; you say which player receives the points.

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