Pocketing is the easiest part in snooker.Which was exactly why Chad had been stuck on the bench for five minutes, watching Leo glide around the table as if he owned it.Red, color, red, color — dropping clean and effortless, the cue ball kissing the next target like it knew where it was supposed to go. The scoreboard ticked up, also in a clean and steady way: 1, 7, 1, 5, 1, 6, 1, 3...So boring.Leo wasn’t even doing anything special. Chad’s break had just been that good — that’s all.He shouldn’t have gone for a break-and-run at full power. If he hadn’t underestimated his opponent — if he’d played a proper safety instead of assuming an Omega couldn’t even spell snooker, let alone win — he wouldn’t be sitting here watching his lead disappear.Snooker has 15 red balls, 1 point for each, and 6 color balls, each with a different point from 2 to 7, which is carried by the black ball. One has to pocket a red ball before a color, or it’s a foul.Just when Chad thought Leo was going to run
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