CruciblePro 3D Snooker HD: Realistic Cue Spin Physics, AI Opponent & 147 Break

60FPS 3D Tournament Baize • Top/Back/Side English Spin • 15-Red & 6-Red Modes + Pro AI

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Ball On: 🔴 Red Ball (1 Pt) Current Break: 0 Pts Status: Your Turn — Drag to Aim & Strike!
Drag horizontally on the table to aim your cue • Set Power & Spin, then click ⚡ Strike Cue Ball!
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Championship 3D Snooker Physics in Your Browser: How Cue Spin, Stun & Screw Work

Playing great Snooker isn't just about potting the object ball—it's about cue ball control so you leave yourself in position for the next shot in your break. CruciblePro 3D Snooker HD models real sub-stepped rigid-body collisions, Strachan baize rolling resistance, rubber cushion restitution, and 3D rotational spin transfer:

  • Topspin (Follow): Striking above center causes the cue ball to roll forward along the tangent line after impact—ideal for following through behind a Red to hold position for the Black.
  • Backspin (Screw / Draw): Striking low on the cue ball imparts reverse rotation that grips the green baize after impact, drawing the white ball sharply backward toward the baulk end.
  • Left & Right Side (English): Striking left or right of center spins the cue ball around its vertical axis, widening or tightening the rebound angle off the vulcanized rubber cushions.

Official World Snooker Rules: The Red-Then-Color Sequence & Maximum 147 Break

Whether you choose the full 15-Red Championship rack or the fast-paced 6-Red Shootout, our referee engine automatically enforces official tournament rules and re-spotting:

Every visit begins with a Red ball (1 point) as the "Ball On". Once you pot a Red, you may nominate and pot any of the six Color balls (Yellow 2, Green 3, Brown 4, Blue 5, Pink 6, or Black 7). As long as Reds remain on the table, potted Colors are immediately returned to their designated spots. After the final Red and its accompanying Color are potted, you clear the six Colors in ascending numerical order from Yellow (2) to Black (7).

Official Snooker Ball Point Values, Spots & Tactical Break-Building Reference Table

Snooker Ball Point Value Official Table Spot Tactical Role in Break Building
🔴 Red Balls (15 or 6) 1 Point Pyramid Rack Below Pink Spot Must be potted before every Color; never re-spotted once potted
🟡 Yellow Ball 2 Points Right Corner of the Baulk "D" First color in the final clearance; key baulk safety target
🟢 Green Ball 3 Points Left Corner of the Baulk "D" Second color in the final clearance; guards the left baulk pocket
🟤 Brown Ball 4 Points Middle of the Baulk Line Central baulk anchor; 4-point minimum foul threshold
🔵 Blue Ball 5 Points Exact Center of the Table Pivot ball for linking mid-table Reds to the top of the pack
🩷 Pink Ball 6 Points Midway Between Center & Top Cushion High-value break builder when the Black spot is blocked
⚫ Black Ball 7 Points 32.4 cm From Top Cushion Potted after all 15 Reds to achieve the legendary 147 Maximum Break

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I aim, adjust power, and shoot on mobile vs desktop?

Drag your finger or mouse horizontally across the 3D table to rotate your cue stick around the white cue ball—the glowing Ghost-Ball Sightline shows the exact impact point and target ball trajectory. Use the ◀ Fine / Fine ▶ buttons (or Left/Right Arrow keys) for millimeter precision, set your 💪 Shot Power, and tap ⚡ Strike Cue Ball (or press the Spacebar).

How does Fullscreen adapt to Portrait and Landscape orientations?

Click ⛶ Fullscreen to expand the 3D arena to 100% of your screen (`100vw` by `100dvh`). You can switch between the dynamic Cue-Side Aiming Camera, the Overhead TV Broadcast View, and the Arena Orbit View anytime using the floating camera button.