What is called 'absolute maximum' in snooker?
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A break of 147
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A break of 100
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A break of 155
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total number of wins
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The absolute maximum break in snooker is 155, achievable only if a free ball is awarded after a foul before any reds are potted. This allows 16 reds (15 + 1 free ball) and 16 blacks, plus all colors. The standard maximum is 147.