Snooker Incident: players vs refs ‒who are right? | Mark Selby vs Scott Donaldson | 2018 China Open
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Mark Selby and Scott Donaldson claim that there are discrepancies between break size and score. They claim failures in the marker twice. The referee does not speak English fluently, so Brendan Moore enters the scene to help solve the problem.
Mark Selby vs Scott Donaldson, frame 2, 2018 China Open - Last 64
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Thanks to Boutros Boutros Boutros Ghali for suggesting this intriguing frame.
Cheers buddy. Good edit and annotations for clarification. The title is a bit boring though, I'm sure "16 red balls clearance" would generate some more views. :)
I know it's not the best title, but I didn't want to spoil the intrigue by revealing the origin of the incident.
Yeah I thought that was the reason. 147+ break attempt would have been a good title, but it wouldn't be accurate.. Oh well, with so many games televised nowadays I'm sure we will see someone make that historical feat one day! I'm still gutted by Liang Wenbo missing the last black to make that historical double maximum break in the same game! :) Wendy Jans also had a good attempt at becoming the first woman to make a televised maximum break.
What Is the song played at the end mate
@@dannyjohnson8662 It's called "To Weather a Storm" from the YT library.
I don't see the big fuss in some of the comments. He is genuinely confused at how the score is so is Scott. And then he asked if the top 147 prize is still available even tho not a traditional way of making it. They are playing for cash so he needs to know this before he takes his next shot. Anyways its just a lapse in concentration and he said nothing wrong to anyone at all just was querying the score....
I've only just started watching snooker on RUclips. I spotted the free eight points at the start. The four blues ( negating the free eight points ) would have made for an interesting 147. Given that there was a question as to how the prize money would be awarded, Selby was being quite the gentleman by sinking a blue to avoid controversy. If no one had already scored a maximum in the tournament, I'd say go for it. However, I wouldn't want to be the guy to take prize money from someone else on a technicality. However (again), if there was a chance for 148 or higher, go for it.
He wasn't just correcting the score. He told the referee in an abrupt manner that he was wrong. After being proved that the referee was indeed correct he offered no apology.
@@ebojfmdboojoh4023 he acknowledged that the referee was right....are you that sensitive that you need to hear an apology lol
@@NothingSuitsMeLikeASuit but I thought snooker is gentleman sport. So he should apologised
7:43 “do it then and I’ll work it out” 🤣
With a 147 with free ball, he would have shared the highest break prize of the tournament with Ronnie and Bingham, but not maximum break prize.
With the free ball there are 16 reds available
Up to the where he started arguing he pot
1 free ball + black = 8
4 reds with 4 blues = 24
4 reds 4 blacks = 32
1 red = 1
And that's when he paused. The break up to that point is correct 65. Selby confused himself because for one he didn't know how many blues he had potted..he kept saying 2. Where as he had potted 4. And he didn't realise that 147 with 16 reds on table isn't a maximum. 155 would be. The 4 blues he potted accounts for the difference of 8 points. This should make it clearer.
No, the 2 fouls at the beginning made it 8 then he potted the free ball cause that 1 so it totals to 9, so the referee is 8 points behind everything
Xd
"If I go all blacks now and make a 147?" "Then do it then" haha
I think this is hilarious -- all the scoring possibilities and confusion. But both players seem to have really enjoyed the intrigue
The debate was much more entertaining than the actual game !
Rest in Peace Willie Thorne, who passed away today 17/6/20
"Thorne was diagnosed with leukaemia in March and was taken to hospital in Spain last week with dangerously low blood pressure.
Willie went into septic shock and was not responding to any treatment so the decision was made by the hospital to turn off the machines"
Former world champion Dennis Taylor, a long-standing colleague of Thorne in the commentary box, said they had "laughed our way around the world for 45 years", adding: "RIP Great One. That was my name for him. The Great WT. Lots of love to his family."
RIP The GREAT Willie Thorne
Floydrush2112 Thanks for posting I never knew. And didn’t catch the news. RIP WT
@@game4alaughman Your welcome.
I actually don’t watch snooker just pool and Is WT the ref or the other player ?
Thorne was a big fan of Selby. Both due to the fact that both come from Leicester.
Came for controversy, stayed for the tune at the end. Tune!
This video should be renamed "Selby has a bad memory, blames ref, then doesn't apologise to him".
The chinese can be beaten at snooker but not at math
CHB Trust maths*
@@garythornton680 Both "math" and "maths" are abbreviations for the word "mathematics".
If you want to be pedantic please educate yourself before commenting.
@@chbtrust8715its maths not math.Math sounds stupid.
@@jammy2858 Math is an Americanism, they have to change everything around.
Lol true
I’m not going to criticise Selby (or Donaldson for that matter) for getting it wrong. It was a very unusual situation that we rarely ever see, and it’s easy to see why he made a mistake. But I think he should have apologised to the referee and the scorekeeper and acknowledge his mistake. Maybe he apologised off camera after the frame or even after the match. At least I’d like to think so. Selby always struck me as one of the good guys.
Yes, a public apology would have gone down well.
The title is incorrect, it should read “Mark Selby & Scott Donaldson VS. Referees
7:48
‘’Well do it! - and then I’ll work it out........’’
I do love the sportsmanship from both players, neither is trying to argue to get the best personal result, they're both trying to understand what's happening, and make sure the numbers are actually correct, however that works out.
Any one above 15 years old, are like that. If not... You might be russian or arabic.
@@andersnielsen6044 Or any random soccer player.
@@ArumesYT "any random soccer player" are backed by the oligarchs or islamic state.
Steve A take that silly flag down & turn off your TV as its a fake war you silly buffoon
How strange that no apology is offered to the ref and the scoring team. Selby shows such a lack of class here.
the idiot forgot he got 4 points for the miss. What a douche.
@@timq6224 you are
but showed class for not taking 147
Ur fucking damn right
Only here? He’s bullshit all around.
We came to watch snooker, we left seeing math!
Maths
jammy2858 not everyone’s from the uk
MoonBread But English came from the UK.
Snooker is all about math(s), whether rules, scores or angles, and skill which involves another kind : Time.
@@Zkkr429 well, not technically UK. More specifically England.
So that's the 2nd televised 16 red clearance ever, the first one was Steve James in the 1990 WC.
Terrible concentration on Selby's part, forgot about the free ball he potted and then thought he only potted 2 blues instead of 4, he had a chance to beat a 147.
Thanks for the info, I just watched that 16 red balls clearance from 1990. I'm surprised that Selby didn't think/care about this unique chance from the beginning, even if he was losing by a frame. Especially since he has already won most tournaments and made multiple maximum breaks. I'm sure Ronnie would have gone for it!
Does that mean that he would have taken the highest break prize away from o Sullivan and Bingham but not the maximum prize :D ? If you think about it with a free ball the maximum break can only be 155 because it's the maximum points available in that moment...right? Unless we are talking about THE maximum that would be 147 but that's going down a different line of thinking ...
@@EnricoFantini i saw ronnie vs williams years ago in the sky sports premier league fluff a chance of a break higher then 147, i remember he looked at the scoreboard half way through the break and laughed with astonishment, realised what was going onthen missed couple shots later.
Jong higgins has also 16 red clearance !
Surely that can’t be correct?! Surely this feat has been achieved way more times than that?
There oughtn't have been any controversy if he had have made a 147 break, it's not a maximum. If you argue it is because of the number of points then you would be penalizing a player for making a similar break to this, but instead of taking 4 blues only taking 3 and ending with a 149. It does bring up an interesting question as to whether a 155 would be considered a maximum though, I'd argue that it should. As well as the fact that it would be legitimately more difficult to achieve just by virtue of the 2 extra pots, it is also legitimately the highest possible break in the game.
One possible argument against might be the increased fortune involved in beginning the break from a free ball position, but all you're really saying is it's slightly more fortunate than a normal maximum starting from a position where the black is available and attainable from the first shot.
Agreed.
100% right and the prize money in the world championship should be taken to £155.000 that would be exiting it would be good to watch
147 is the maximum because it's the most a player can achieve unassisted by opponent errors
I agree, a prize for maximum break should be awarded for a player who makes the highest possible break. If a free ball is given, it should be 155, otherwise 147.
@@DocIdaho Its not though, 147 is the maximum unassisted by opponent errors, 155 is the maximum break possible with no points from the opponent. 155 is the maximum end off. Otherwise you can say, 10 is the maximum possible break and add lots of reasons why. The maximum possible is one number and that is the maximum possible, it is 155 is a legit break of 155 and therefore 155 is the maximum possible break to get. Simples
Broooo I was expecting for this videooo, thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏 I saw it before but just as an argue between refs and player. I didn't know what was about.
Glad you liked it
Selby didnt even apologise to the ref for making him look like a fool, when it was Selby himself who got it wrong.
Agree with you Daniel although he was likely to be a little angry at the refs lack of help and knowledge of what the issue might have been.
@@da_great_mogul It was most likely just a language barrier tbh and why should selby apologize lol it wasnt rude, everyone was just confused
You don’t know what happened after that- he may have apologised off camera.
@@NothingSuitsMeLikeASuit well he questioned the referees judgement and held the game up because of his distrust.
@@TwistedSoul2002 He MAY have off camera... but humiliating the referee in full view of all the audience WAS on camera. Selby was out of order.
Lesson to be learnt, let the players play and the refs ref
It's probably the most exciting frame Mark has ever played.
This is why we love snooker. You do get a lot of wierd and wonderful incidents that go on almost from nowhere. Amazing what 22 balls on a green table can do to people.
I wish had that many balls.
In my opinion regardless of the 147 scoreline, if a player used a color ball (except black) to re-position his cue ball for red, maximum break does not count. Its how the maximum of 147 is played and not whatever numbers above 147 is achieved.
I agree. It isn't the score, it's the perfect frame that counts as far I'm concerned.
Can you explain what does reposition cue ball except for read means?
@@harmanfarwah3208 He means how it was a free ball. The black was in essence a red and then he positioned himself to pot the black again after. Think that's what he means
But that's just your opinion. I think a £42000 prize should not be based on opinion, but on the rules. If the rule states that you get the prize for a maximum break, then you simply can't hit anything but black. But if the rule says you need to get 147, then it doesn't matter how you get there.
in this frame's case , 147 is not the maximum break (it is 155 ) so should not count- Selby was being a bit of a dick (rarely for him as he is actually nice ) after getting embarrassed getting the score wrong
Very poor show not to apologize to the ref after getting it completely wrong.
How do you know he didn't?
@@MWsamui I can only go on what my eyes tell me and my ears hear. Maybe he did very quietly when no one was watching.
@@timwalker2458 Or after the video stopped or after the match? I know that's too outrageous to comprehend. It's not like he was trying to humiliate the ref it was a genuine mistake.
@@MWsamui If you are having a go at the ref during the match then you should apologise during the match.
@@timwalker2458 he wasn't having a go though was he, he was questioning whether the score was correct which he had every right to do. It was quite a unique situation which had a lot of them confused. Stop being so pedantic, I'm sure the ref was fine.
Interesting
On the rare occasion that i see someone getting a free ball before anything has been potted i always scream "155!!!" inside my head :D
Surprisingly, that possibility never crossed Selby and Donaldson's mind.
Selby saying Ronnie was disrespectful to him in this year's WC semi-final And he does things like this and taking 5+ mins to play a shot. What a joker.
Yes Ronnie was very disrespectful being forced to play hit and hope shots out of a Snooker despite the fact everyone plays hit and hope sometimes as there is no obvious escape
“jester from Leicester” indeed
He was crying that why he said hit well they say if u can’t hack it then don’t take it
Not being funny but Ronnie is a disrespectful prick just not on that occasion.
Hmmmm i cant wait for the day that Ronnie is rude to het another ref....... and the ref knocks him out!
I didn't see either players apologize to the referee for calling him out
Disagree with Selby here (if I understand what he's arguing), the prize is for a maximum break, not a 147.
I realise he could've made a 151 or whatever, but it's still not a maximum.
That wasn't the discussion ...
I liked Brandon's reply "well, do it then and we'll work it out".
@@rdk7010 Could you clarify?
That was just an afterthought there asking if he made s 147 would it qualify for maximum money -- the real debate was simply about the actual break score
Snooker, my dad plays. He played against Ron Sullivan once. Don't know which won, but he's got a photo of them both. True friendship
I guess Ronnie won😆
my dad also fight ronnie o sullivan too.. my dad won.. but they fight in a bar.. coz ronnie drunk n tke other seat
Fascinating incident. I do wonder how they would have dealt with the 3rd issue, had he actually tried to go for all blacks and succeeded, because the refs didn't actually have an answer for that. They just basically said, keep playing and we'll see what happens, but I don't think they knew themselves. Also, I agree that Selby didn't need to apologise to the Chinese ref. Nobody did anything wrong. Selby was confused and asked for explanation... after he received it, he didn't argue or question it, he accepted it straightaway. So he wasn't being rude. He was doing his job, and so were the refs. Some people in the comments clearly don't know anything about snooker
They did NOT just ask for an explanation. Both players blatantly said that the ref was wrong. When the ref asked if his number was right, they said "IT CAN'T BE". That's very different from saying"we don't think so". Both players automatically blame the ref instead of considering the option that THEY might be wrong and he might be right.
It's not a maximum because a maximum is all blacks with all the reds, the free ball and colour as well as any penalty points before the break starts doesn't count.
@@notrecyborg5492 It would in a ‘highest break’ prize which is different to a ‘147’ or ‘Maximum’ prize.
Dude, you started with a free ball, that's why you can still reach 147 after potting 4 blues.
1hr arguing about he only went for 2 blue, when he'd taken 4 blues. LOL!
Exactly, Selby was implying the referee had miscounted somewhere during the break, when in fact he was the one wrong... he claimed he'd potted TWO blues in the break, when in fact he'd potted FOUR blues. He should have had the decency to apologise to the referee after humiliating him in front of everybody. But he carried on instead trying for a 147 (by default it would have been).
Selby came across as a dick here. Probably accurate.
Selby didn't even apologize to the poor ref who was right
Well, it doesent get more thrilling than this!
Thanks for the nice vid.
Just wondering what song is on the soundtrack at the end of the video?
Thanks again
It's called "To weather a storm" from the YT library.
Rest in peace Willie Thorne
1954-2020
I don't think he's resting, mate 🤷♂️
Old Willie Thorne ‘is ‘airs all gorn. So’s the rest of him.
I guess Mark will never get the countdown gig when Rachel Riley gets bored 😂
It's reassuring when the pros and the ref are as confused about snooker as I am.
That was interesting - thanks
I also enjoy your choice to use "To Weather A Storm" again.
I can't believe they couldn't remember starting with free ball black🤦♂️
the idiot forgot he got 4 points for the miss. What a douche.
@@timq6224 you are
I’m still confused but more so about where did the music come from at the end
Selby asks if he scores 147 would it count as a maximum break and the answer from the ref should have been no. if you have the chance to pot 16 reds 16 blacks and the colours then a 155 is the maximum you can score.
If Selby had cleared to make a 147, I believe he'd have shared the high break prize, but not shared any prize for a maximum. Tournaments normally stipulate a prize for a "maximum", not a 147.
A touch of arrogance on Selby's part. Not good to see. At the very least he should have apologised to the Ref. He had full control of the frame, whats his problem. It would have served him right if he had missed his next ball after all of the fuss
It's not about "147" , it's about "Maximum" , pot the possible maximum points, in this case it counts only if Selby potted all blacks instead of 2 blues. Why so hard to understand?
I cant believe Selby has the guts to even ask.
When Selby makes an honest mistake and doesn't apologize to the ref on TV : What a disgusting attitude by Mark
When Ronnie calls a ref blind or whatever he does : tHe RoCkEt BeSt Of AlL tImE
The Rocket Best of All Time 😍😍
Where's the apology mark Selby??
Disgusting attitude...
"To weather a storm" it's the music at the end
Same music as ThatChapter... Almost expected a very different ending haha
I suspect if he had made a 147 from the 16 reds (or higher), they'd probably have chucked him something.
@@yamyite 155 actually
in a single break run, one can only be awarded free ball once to account for the 16 reds. Higher than 16 reds you need another "free-ball foul" from the opponent. 155 is the highest possible maximum break. only 147 possible then because 4 blues were potted, so couldn't get higher than 147 either. They should honour him the to share the highest break price money for 147, but then the maximum break price was not for him because he had the chance of making 155 but he potted 4 blues. The difficulty of "potting only blacks" followed by all the reds should surpass the potting of any other colours.
Love Brendan Moore's attitude to the situation... "well do it and we'll work it out". Selby can't have been that bothered if he didn't go for all blacks lol
it took me a moment too but selby having potted 4blues which makes a difference of 4 times 2 points. which are perfectly evened out by the freeball
The music coming in just when it did is absolute genius. 🎱 🏆
Mark Selby is such a gentleman
There is no definition of a 'maximum' break or mention of a 147 in the official rules:
www.wpbsa.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/WPBSA-Snooker-and-Billiards-Rules-25.11.2019.pdf
so what happens would seem to be down to the individual tournament and it's organisers
Presumably if the tournament organiser is offering prizes, they will define what maximum/high break is for that competition.
@Chuck Jones That's the "Chuck Jones" definition !
@@nakkadu You'd think they should/would do but I suspect they probably often don't !
@@adrianwright8685 maybe not lol....but my point was it's up to the guys offering the prize to define what a maximum/high break is in any given comp.
but you can win the highest break over a 147
"The score is wrong, it should be X."
"No Sir"
"Oh ok but wait the score is wrong, it should be Y."
"No Sir"
"Oh ok but will I get my money?"
Someone can explain to me what the incident was because until now I am beginning to understand this game !!!Please someone tell me what album sounds at the end !!! please!!!
What was this nice music at the end of the video?
It's "To weather a storm" from the YT library.
did they edit out the bit where he apologised?
So it has to be clarified if the extra-money in a tournament is for a "maximum brake = only black and reds" or for the highest reached points. They can be higher due to snookers/faults!
It is always for the highest break, not points scored, and there is usually an additional prize when the highest break is a maximum. Selby asked the ref because he had a chance to make a break of 147 with 16 reds (free ball is an extra red), 4 blues and 12 blacks. But the initial 8 penalty points are irrelevant here.
These two bozos set the reputation of British education back by at least 20 years.
Just a momentary lack of whatever. Still the best comment though! XD
I think you'll find its called "making a mistake". Is that something you've never done?
@@CB-xr1eg Yes, but I apologise when I do because my parents taught me properly.
We could set it back by 100 years and still wouldn't have a kid run into a British school with an AR-15
@@xlLEWISlx savage!!
I'm realy confused here. So referree was correct about the score and maximum would have been 147 resuming after that incident at break of 65. The players were expecting 69 and 151 respectively. So how come after Selby even potted another blue at 8:11, final score was 149?
Double checking always is the best. He made sure that he was clear.
Thanks for the great upload, César. I understand that both players wanted to check that everything was right, but, once it has been clarified, I really don't get it... I think it's quite simple: there can be breaks above 147 which are a maximum and others which aren't. It only matters whether they have taken all blacks or not (apart from the free ball and its colour). Why would pros have any doubt about it?
It's not really clear, because no-one has gotten 148+ before (in a serious-enough setting to be well-known). Players might reasonably think that the criteria for a prize is simply "147+", rather than "all reds + all blacks + all colours AND 147+".
@@lucas29476 Yeah agreed. But i think one should qualify for the maxi prize if he gets a true 155.
What happens if you pot your free ball and then a color other than black and then go on to make 15 reds 15 blacks and clear the colors. That should probably also count as a maximum although its not entirely fair is it? You might use your first two shots to break open a pack or something...and make the clearance "easier". A bit controversial. Certainly potting anything other than 15 blacks after the first two shots for the free ball will not count as a maxi. I guess its just the true 155 then.
Ruben Pereda If you pot a color other than the black off your free ball and then proceed to pot the rest of the reds with blacks and clear the colors you have not made a maximum. There are only two ways to make a maximum. 15 reds with blacks or 16 reds with blacks. The first nets you 147 points and the second gets you eight more points for a total of 155. The reason for the free ball will determine what the final score shows...155, 156, 157 or 158...your break on the table will be 155 if you potted the required 16 blacks with reds.
@@lucas29476 Jamie Burnett made a 148 in a UK Championship. However here with a 147 with free ball, he would have shared the highest break prize of the tournament with Ronnie and Bingham, but not maximum break prize, because it's not a maxi.
@@Steven-ze2zk Would 16 reds with blacks actually count as a maximum though? I think the rule says 15 reds, 15 blacks, 147 points. Which would mean that 155 does not count.
Whats the song at the end?
Ignoring the guy who said what about the 4 for the foul (doesn't count towards the break) There are 2 fouls at the start of the match so Selby is 8-0 before he takes the free ball. He's potted 16 reds including the free ball(16) 4 blues(20) 12 blacks(84)then cleared the colours(27). That's 147 but he's given 141 with a total of 149. We're 6 points light here that's a 147 even with the 4 blues would have been a 155 if he had taken all blacks rather than the 4 blues. Watched this frame by frame can't spot the error but maths says different
Not only he forgot about the free ball but TWO extra blues as well. That's total of 3 signs of alzheimer disease.
😆 🤣 😂
At the start Donaldson missed the pink twice. I heard the Ref say 'Mark Selby Six' both times so Selby's score should have been 12 before he started his break. But the score only showed 8. So isn't the score wrong from the beginning? The break score was correct so with 4 blues taken a break score of 147 was a possibility and therefore a total score of 159 should have been possible, not 155.
He said "Foul and a miss, Mark Selby FOUR"
And four is correct. He was not playing the pink, he was playing the red. Thus 8 indeed is the correct score.
(You can easily tell, that he was playing the red because otherwise he must have had potted a red priviously in order to be able to play pink. But in this case his score would no longer have been 0 but 1)
He should have still tried for the 147, even if it wouldn't qualify for a share of the prize, it would still have made an interesting story to tell. The frame was won at that point anyway.
Think the music outro was better then the game lol, if anyone or the producer of this video let me know that be great, almost blues being in a minor key. I'm kind of a musician so I like it. Also love snooker well some times highest brake only 68
It's called "To Weather a Storm" from the YT library.
@@CesarMuroya Thank you buddy, found it now :) kinda catchy. Don't know if your watching the world snooker finals but Ronnie has got this 6 titles surely but stranger things have happened, so can't write out Wilson yet.
As if an Asian referee would mess up when math was involved lol.
Scores can be adjusted at any time but a shot or four missed or ball incorrectly spotted ect is condoned after the next shot is played.
So confused. I just started following snooker a few months ago. Why is there two different scores on the board? One says 70 something and the other I believe says 65. What are they? Also I thought the highest you could score is 147 with potting all reds and a black for every red or is there a way to get more points than that? Please go easy on me, I've read the rules but they don't really go over fouls and such.
65 is the break, 73 is the score (65 plus 8 pts from fouls). Selby got a free ball at first, so he nominated the black as an extra red and potted it. Then he potted a colour (the black). These 8 extra points are part of the break. Thus, 155 is the highest possible break.
@@CesarMuroya oh ok so 73 is the actual score and 65 is the kinda like his base score without any extras he got from foul shots. That makes sense but why keep track of that when in the end his total score is what wins him the match. Also thank you for answering me, much appreciated.
@@Scott-eo7lj There are prizes for a 147 and the highest break. It's a performance statistic.
Scott A high break is a show of skill, and also suggests a frame is one sided. It’s a big like tracking runs of each individual batter in cricket. A bit irrelevant but a useful statistic if you want to quickly analyse a match.
As the poster said, there’s usually cash incentives for a 147 (a perfect score), which is possibly why the 2 players recognised the score seemed “off”.
It technically doesn’t matter though.
Are the players considering the free ball? As it was technically a free 8 points. So a 147 or above is available as there was 155 when he started the break due to the free ball.
They just got confused is all
I hope Selby apologised after the fact. Sometimes you can be so sure you're right, you miss it entirely.
Thanks again cesar for a great upload. Really enjoyed this and well done the officials
Thank you. Glad you enjoy it.
Why is he confused. The ref was spot on, mark Selby slowing down play again! I watched and counted he's on 65!
Highest break and maximum break is different so 151 points would be highest and 147 would be maxi👏👏👏
and I think I heard about this situation the maximum break define with 15reds 15blacks and each color ball. Not more than 36(potted balls)
A 155 is the maximum
6:56 Selby's blues.
My old rule book said the referee is the sole arbiter of any question of rules. Regardless of who is right or wrong the referees ruling is final. He's officially allowed to be wrong, no comebacks. Also once a score is incorrectly announced and the next shot is taken, theres no comeback, the error stands the instant the white ball is struck following the wrong call. It has to be challenged instantly or not at all. To cap it all he was wrong, not the ref.
Actually, that applies to errors in spotting balls, not to scoring errors. The rulebook states that it is the ref and players' responsibility to make sure that the score is correct. If any player notices an error, they must inform the ref as soon as possible.
Free ball: 1(Black) 7
Red 1: 1 5
Red 2: 1 7
Red 3: 1 7
Red 4: 1 7
Red 5: 1 5
Red 6: 1 5
Red 7: 1 5
Red 8: 1 7
Red 9: 1
Red 10:
Red 11:
Red 12:
Red 13:
Red 14:
Red 15:
So if I calculate it correctly, Selby can finish it with a 147 break but you can’t really say it is a maximum break. I mean he potted 4 blues but just canceled out with those extra 8 points from the free ball advantage.
Why are so many of these snooker videos WAY longer than they need to be? They show irrelevant footage that has nothing to do with the title. Please edit more.
I do not understand what happened here?? Was the score wrong? I do find it amazing the players can look at that table and know what the final score could be. That is amazing all by itself.
It's not so amazing really, they play for hours every day so the numbers become instinct (like darts players)...to answer your question; no mistake was made, the players for it wrong.
@@nakkadu No, I disagree,,it is amazing!! And I will bet most people find it to be amazing also. With that many balls left to even have it in their mind what the final score could be,,is crazy to think about.
I would agree if there was only a couple of balls left on the table. but half the rack is hard to figure the score with a pad and paper. And they just didi it on a wim while playing in a major tournament
As Nakadu said it's not really that amazing it's just routine and memory not working out like it's a maths test. Every red is counted as a maximum 8 points plus the 27 points of colours. All us snooker player know that one red left is 35, two reds left is 43, three reds left is 51 etc etc
It's like any sport. Once you're hours in, you can potentially do it without thinking almost
@@nakkadu I find dart players amazing, esp since u need to end w a double. Calculator pls! :)
Two perfectly professional players. Not arguing, not insulting any one, just trying to sort a problem in the scoring to avoid fuss and arguments later. Ronnie the baby O’Sullivan should take note
Nah, they’re both extremely condescending to the ref and scorer, not even entertaining the idea that they themselves might be wrong. They talk down to the referee as if he doesn’t understand what’s going on when in reality the referee’s just confused as to how they can both be so thick. So adamant at the start he’s only potted two blues until he actually takes a second to think about it, then the body language of standing between the ref and Brendan so he’s not allowed to be a part of the conversation and then no apology. Both pricks
It's called "maximum break" not "147 break", pot the possible highest break, which means all blacks!!! As a professional snooker player, Selby shouldnt even ask this stupid question!
Cliff Thor burn recorded the first maximum at The Crucible but his frame score was 151 because of a foul from his opponent. This is not mentioned in the stats rolling through the video.
Don't forget that penalty points do not count in breaks.
👍 Merci pour la vidéo 😉
I often hear about the possibility of scores over 147 due to free ball situations. But it could also happen due to fouls, right? Player A could foul, give player B 4 points (or more), and then player B could go on to make an all-red-and-black break for 147 more points?
The break only counts for points scored by potting balls in consecutive order. You could make 2 breaks in a game of 70 points each, but that doesn't make for a break of a 140. Yes in theory a 155 is not that highest attainable score but it is the highest possible break
Oh! Yes, I see what you mean. The foul, even if it didn't split the break up into two parts, would still not be points scored ON that break. That makes sense, thanks!
The highest potential score in a single visit is 162.
Aside from the prize money, I know exactly how Selby feels. I once was so excited about making an unassisted double play in softball that I failed to notice it could have been a triple play if I had just flipped the ball to my teammate.
Whats softball is that an american thing
@@mikepxg6406 Larger ball and underhand pitches. A bit more forgiving to play and also less dangerous. Lots of rec leagues.
I only come here for the music 😉
What is that music?
@@sdrtcacgnrjrc The sound of balls being potted.
@@3009haikal a real man wouldn't want to hear sound of BALLS.
At 10:15 I'm surprised that Selby didn't complain about someone in the audience playing a guitar!
If the player thinks there is an issue with the scoring, he is entitled to investigate. I'm not a Selby fan but even his opponent was in agreement.
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What's the music at the end?
"To Weather a Storm" from the YT library.
This circus and no apology after repeatingly telling them they are wrong. Not cool
Whats the music used in this???
It's called "To Weather a Storm" from the YT library.
@@CesarMuroya
Thank you! 😊👍😜
The score can be a lot higher than 147 if the opponent makes a lot of fouls right ? I don't see why 151 is not achievable
Don't forget that score and break are different things.
@@CesarMuroya of course , I'm talking about the score
A quick apology to the ref wouldn't have gone amiss.
Obviously disrespectful to me and the game - Mark Selby