GB2086237A - Snooker Board Game - Google Patents

Abstract

A board game comprises a board as shown, 21 playing pieces representing a snooker set and three dice to determine potting and foul strokes and which colour to play, etc. <IMAGE>

Description

SPECIFICATION Hand Snooker The game consist of a board with two scores which one or two players move, the layout is exactly like real snooker with black spots for placing of balls There are three dice, one, the "Red Spot" dice has four sides with a red spot on and two sides with "Miss" on, second, there are four sides with "Potted" on and two sides with "Foul" on, third, the all "Colour" dice has a different coloured spot on each of the six sides, yellow, green, brown, biue, pink and black.

There are twenty one snooker balls, they are round on top with flat bottoms.

Hand Snooker For two players or one.

Played just like real snooker.

For two players first toss a coin to see who goe's first.

Rules Set the balls out on the board to there proper colours.

There are three dice a red spot, potted, and colour dice.

First you throw the red spot dice if you throw a miss you pass the dice to your opponent but if the throw a red spot that allows you to throw the potted dice if you throw a foul you give your opponent four points and his turn to throw, but if the throw a potted that means you have potted your red ball which is put in the side pocket on the board and you score one point that allow's you to throw the colour dice and the colour you throw is counted to your first red ball you continue to throw the dice in there order untill you foul or miss. When you start to score put it straight down on your score board that will help you to remember your score or highest brake.

When the come to your last red ball and have potted the foilowing colour you then throw the colour dice in there sequence which is the yellow ball. If you throw a yellow you then throw the potted dice to score and then you throw for green if unable too you pass to your opponent. Game ends when you come to the black. Highest score wins.

Claims

1. You dont need a table or a cue to play snooker.

2. Just use dice red spot dice foul, potted, all the colours just like real snooker.

3. On a board with scoreboard can be played anywhere.

**WARNING** end of DESC field may overlap start of CLMS **.

Claims (3)

**WARNING** start of CLMS field may overlap end of DESC **. SPECIFICATION Hand Snooker The game consist of a board with two scores which one or two players move, the layout is exactly like real snooker with black spots for placing of balls There are three dice, one, the "Red Spot" dice has four sides with a red spot on and two sides with "Miss" on, second, there are four sides with "Potted" on and two sides with "Foul" on, third, the all "Colour" dice has a different coloured spot on each of the six sides, yellow, green, brown, biue, pink and black. There are twenty one snooker balls, they are round on top with flat bottoms. Hand Snooker For two players or one. Played just like real snooker. For two players first toss a coin to see who goe's first. Rules Set the balls out on the board to there proper colours. There are three dice a red spot, potted, and colour dice. First you throw the red spot dice if you throw a miss you pass the dice to your opponent but if the throw a red spot that allows you to throw the potted dice if you throw a foul you give your opponent four points and his turn to throw, but if the throw a potted that means you have potted your red ball which is put in the side pocket on the board and you score one point that allow's you to throw the colour dice and the colour you throw is counted to your first red ball you continue to throw the dice in there order untill you foul or miss. When you start to score put it straight down on your score board that will help you to remember your score or highest brake. When the come to your last red ball and have potted the foilowing colour you then throw the colour dice in there sequence which is the yellow ball. If you throw a yellow you then throw the potted dice to score and then you throw for green if unable too you pass to your opponent. Game ends when you come to the black. Highest score wins. Claims

1. You dont need a table or a cue to play snooker.

2. Just use dice red spot dice foul, potted, all the colours just like real snooker.

3. On a board with scoreboard can be played anywhere.