Snookball is a combination of traditional billiards and soccer, also known simply as playing billiards with feet. The novelty of this game is the flexibility of the rules, depending on age and needs. There are many innovations in the way of playing, but most of the rules of snookball comply with most of the current rules of billiards.
Basically, snookball is built with the purpose of creating a playground for 2-4 people. The billiard table now becomes a ball court placed on the ground, the typical heavy billiard balls are replaced with lighter balls.
Appearing in the space of Giggle Beans Cafe (Thao Dien ward, Thu Duc city, Ho Chi Minh city), snookball sport was quickly chosen by young people to experience.
“Snookball is an interesting experience when we come to enjoy coffee here. To play snookball, players need to have the dexterity of both billiards and soccer” - Ms. Do Hong Nhan (living in Thu Duc City) excitedly said.
Snookball is a quite interesting combination of billiards and soccer.
Basically, snookball is built with the purpose of creating a playing field for 2-4 people.
The rules of snookball follow most of the current rules of billiards, differing only in the means of play.
On weekends, instead of sitting in a simple coffee shop, many young people choose a coffee space with many diverse games, suitable for many ages like at Giggle Beans Cafe, which helps them exercise and experience new pleasures in Ho Chi Minh City.
Snookball is a combination of billiards and football. Originating from the "crazy" idea of two French businessmen - Aurelien and Samuel, snookball quickly spread, becoming a popular form of entertainment and health improvement in many countries. European countries even organize many small-scale competitions, and plan to open a world- class tournament for this "unique" sport.
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