# Snooker 900 Score — Score your Snooker 900 games > Score your Snooker 900 games (iPhone/iPad app by Jason Francis Sport Ltd.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/snooker-900-score/id6781220245 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Jason Francis Sport Ltd](https://appshunter.io/developer/6781220247) - Category: Sports, Entertainment - Price: Free - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 17.0 · 3 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-07-03 - Data updated: 2026-08-23 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/snooker-900-score/id6781220245/reviews.md ## What is Snooker 900 Score? 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. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.10.0 — 2026-08-18 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. ### 1.0.9 — 2026-08-11 Frames no longer end themselves Potting the last ball used to end the frame the instant it went down, which left nowhere to put a foul or a correction spotted a moment later. The table clearing now leaves the frame open, and END FRAME appears where the ball pad was. Nothing is decided until you tap it, and level scores still go to a tiebreak rather than being awarded to anyone. Reopen a frame that ended too early If a frame was ended by mistake, or conceded and then disputed, Reopen Frame in the menu puts it back exactly as it was, with every shot still in it. The match score follows it back, including taking the match out of "finished" if that frame had decided it. Available until the next frame starts. Replay a frame on a referee's decision Restart Frame returns a frame to its opening state — scores at zero, table reset, clocks full, and the same player breaking. It keeps its frame number and does not count as an extra frame, so a replayed frame 3 is still frame 3. A red off the table, on the foul that did it The foul picker now has "A red went off the table", so one incident is recorded in one place instead of a separate trip through the correction panel afterwards. Also in this release: the frame clock keeps its reading when a frame is reopened, undo says what it is about to remove, and a match that is no longer finished no longer appears as finished in History. ### 1.0.8 — 2026-08-09 The shot clock now starts by hand It no longer starts itself after a pot or at the start of a frame. The scorer starts it once the balls have stopped moving, which is the only moment anyone at the table can actually judge. Starting it also brings the frame clock back if it was paused, so a shot can never be played against a stopped frame clock. A shot-clock timeout can be waved off If the clock runs out while the referee is mid-decision, or it simply should not stand, NO FOUL records nothing and hands the clock back. Frames that finish level A frame whose time runs out with the scores level can now be settled at the table. The app offers the tiebreak, scores the pots onto the frame score, and records who won. Scoring correction Missing the colour after the last red left every colour still on for the incoming player, who could take any of them for points they had not earned. The clearance now correctly begins at the yellow. Clocks you can hear apart The frame clock warns through its last ten seconds in its own tone, lower and longer than the shot clock's, so a scorer listening rather than looking knows which one is running out. Leaving and coming back The frame clock used to hand back the time that had elapsed when a match was left, locked or closed. It now returns exactly where it was. Matches finished after being resumed also reach History properly, and the saved match appears on the home screen as soon as you leave one. Also: the break now alternates from whoever won the coin toss, rather than assuming the first player broke. ### 1.0.5 — 2026-08-04 Undo is back, on the scoring pad where the white ball used to be. Tap it as many times as you need — it steps back through every shot in the frame, and past the end of a turn into the other player's break The clocks stop while you undo, so a fix never runs down the frame. Tap RESTART and both come back. New MENU button for conceding or leaving a match. The back arrow now just saves and returns home. Reds on the table have moved into the CORRECT screen, alongside both scores. ### 1.0.3 — 2026-07-28 New: one correction screen for everything — scores, reds on the table, undo, and wrong-player fixes. The clocks stop while you sort it out. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-23.*