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Snooker, by Orma Logbook

Your snooker.

Your highest break, your breaks of 30, 50 and 100, your frames at fifteen, ten or six reds, the table you play on and your dated FFB ranking. In a logbook that also holds your other sports.

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The snooker dashboard: the 2026-2027 season under way, 69% wins (11 wins, 5 losses out of 16 matches) and the recent form, then the FFB snooker ranking at 236 points with its curve since September 2024, on the discipline’s background
Statistics

More than 1,400 ways to read your snooker

24 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 44 indicators to cross with 33 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 24ready-made analyses
  • 44indicators
  • 33criteria
  • 1,452possible combinations
  • Your best break each month
  • The average of your best breaks per game, season after season
  • Your best break on the 12-foot, 10-foot and 9-foot tables
  • The average of your best breaks with fifteen, ten and six reds
  • Your breaks of 50 to 99, season after season
  • Your breaks of 30 to 49, month by month
  • Your breaks of 100 or more, season after season
  • Your win rate by table
  • Your win rate with fifteen, ten and six reds
  • Your games by setting: bar, club, home or competition hall
  • Your win rate against each opponent
  • Your points scored per game, on average, by format
  • Your best score in each drill
  • The average score of your drills, month by month
  • Your win rate by round: pool, quarter-final, semi-final or final
  • Your win rate by ranking gap with the opponent
  • Your win rate at home and away
  • Breaks: the highest break of 112 over 147 matches, 41 breaks of 30 to 49, 5 of 50 to 99 and 2 centuries over 92 matches, with the highest break of each month, 112 in June and 101 in March
  • Free analysis: the best break by table, 112 on the 12-foot competition table (113 matches), 50 on the 10-foot (29 matches) and 45 on the 9-foot (5 matches)
  • Points per frame: 37.1 on average for 11,501 points scored over 118 matches, from 29.3 in February to 43.3 in September
  • The record by table: 54% wins on the 12-foot competition table (75 wins, 65 losses), 69% on the 10-foot and 67% on the 9-foot
  • The win rate by number of reds: 57% with fifteen reds (77 wins, 58 losses), 65% with ten reds and 53% with six reds, with the table of numbers
  • The record by setting: 67% at the bar, 61% at the club (70 wins, 44 losses), 67% at home and 48% in a competition hall (29 wins, 32 losses)
  • The record by format: 63% in a single frame (32 wins, 19 losses), 55% in best of 3 frames, 60% in best of 5, then the longer formats, flagged where numbers are small
  • The record by tournament type: 49% in tournament (26 wins, 27 losses), 58% in team championship, 60% in individual championship and 62% outside a tournament
  • The record by round: 54% in pool (22 wins, 19 losses), 62% in quarter-finals, 67% in semi-finals and 25% in the final (1 win, 3 losses)
  • The record by ranking gap: 91% against an opponent 50 points lower (20 wins, 2 losses), 68% at the same level, 72% at 50 points higher and 34% at 100 points higher (12 wins, 23 losses)
  • The record by opponent’s ranking band: 87% from 50 to 99 (26 wins, 4 losses), 76% from 100 to 149, 58% from 150 to 199, then 45%, 36% and 18% from 300 to 349
  • Head to head against each opponent: 47% against Patrick Meunier (7 wins, 8 losses), 31% against Aurélie Aubert, 64% against Maxime Jacquet, 80% against Romain Deschamps and Rémi Legrand
  • The record season after season: 57% in 2024-2025 (43 wins, 33 losses), 56% in 2025-2026 and 69% in 2026-2027 (11 wins, 5 losses)
  • The record: 58% wins, 111 wins for 82 losses and 1 unknown, the recent form and a best streak of 6 wins

Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the matches behind it open up. And every figure says how many matches it is based on.

Entering a game: the loser’s score at 0, the 2025-2026 regional team championship, day 6, the record beaten and the century celebrated, and the best break of 112
After the game

The score in frames, the highest break first

The date, the opponent and the score in frames; the highest break comes next, because it is the figure people remember. Breaks of 30, 50 and 100, points scored, reds, table and setting are noted if you have them.

Best of 5 frames
  • The best break, up to 155: 147 at most, 155 with a free ball.
  • The number of reds, the table of 12, 10 or 9 feet and the setting: bar, club, home or competition hall; a tournament sets them on its games by default.
  • The century, the maximum and the best-break record, celebrated the moment they land.
  • “Next match” carries on, “Rematch” plays the same opponent again.
The list of snooker matches, by session: the number of matches, wins and losses, the difference and the venue, then each match with its score in frames, its highest break, the daily form and the round reached, such as semi-final or quarter-final
The games

Your games, with their breaks

Each match shows its score in frames, its highest break and the daily form. Each session has its header: the number of matches, wins and losses, the difference and the venue.

  • The round reached in each tournament, individual championship or cup, and the numbered days of the team championships, at home or away.
  • “Print the logbook”: the list of your games as a PDF.
Doubles

Doubles, at the club

Doubles (scotch doubles) has its own modality: two players per side, and the record reads with each of your partners.

Events

Tournament, cup and team championship

The tournament, the individual championship, the cup and the team championship each have their rounds: pool, quarter-final, semi-final, final, or numbered day.

Specifications

Everything snooker brings to the logbook

Logging

  • A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
  • Singles, doubles (scotch doubles) and team
  • 12 formats: single frame; best of 3 frames; best of 5 frames; best of 7 frames…
  • Outcomes: retired, walkover and disqualified
  • Training, friendly and official
  • Reds (3), setting (4), table (3) and daily form (3)
  • “Next match” starts the next one with the same settings

Events

  • Tournament, individual championship, team championship (interclub), cup and friendly series
  • Rounds: pool, qualifying, round of 32, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, final…

Rankings

  • 7 systems: FFB snooker, FFB Masters, FFB women's, FFB Seniors, WST, FPB and CBBS
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve

Drills

  • 2 “drill” values supplied, open list
  • Last time, and the record broken, as you log
  • Drill and drill score

Opponents and partners

  • A card for every opponent and partner: hand, club, rankings and notes
  • Head-to-head, match preparation, record with each partner
  • Several players followed; a match between two of them is logged once

Records and markers

  • Records announced the moment they fall: highest break and drill score
  • Milestones celebrated: century; maximum break; maximum break with 10 reds and maximum break with 6 reds

Statistics

  • Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
  • Head to head
  • Breaks
  • Frames won and lost
  • Points per frame
  • By format
  • By setting
  • By table
  • By number of reds
  • Drills
  • Every figure says how many matches it is based on

And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.

The logbook’s other disciplines

Snooker, and everything you do alongside it

Do you also play pool, carom billiards, darts? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.

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