Choose from four Spots & Stripes snooker and bar billiards tables.
Perfectly re-clothed, levelled and refurbished for your playing pleasure. You can choose from one of four BCE Westbury Snooker Tables.
During 1982 – 1992 these table designs were used at the World Professional Snooker Championships and other televised events worldwide.
Proudly fully endorsed by the WPBSA and their events, these tables are considered the best in their class.
Get yourself booked on one of our newly re-clothed and perfectly conditioned 4 BCE Westbury snooker tables.
Guests £15 per hour and £3 per person per day guest fee.
We have several teams that play within the Reigate & District Snooker League, so if you are interested in joining an existing team or want to register a team to join the league, you can contact Max Burt, the League Secretary via email: [email protected] or mobile number 07502 222104.
For the league teams, venues, player stats and more information, you can visit their website at Reigate & District Snooker League.
Our Redhill pool hall is home to the Snooker Singles League, which plays on a Tuesday evening. Players battle it out over a season to see who takes the coveted prize of winning against their peers.
If you are interested in learning more about the singles league or wish to join, get in touch with Max Burt, the League Secretary via email: [email protected] or mobile number 07502 222104.
You can reserve and book a table online, which we recommend to save you time & guarantee you a minimum hour session of Pool, Snooker or Darts. Simply click Book A Table to get started.
In short, yes we do and it is included in the cost of hiring out a table. Of course, you are always welcome to bring your own cues to use. We also provide chalk and snooker balls.
No you don’t need to be a full member of our Pool Club, but you will have to sign in as a guest for the day, which is a small fee. Learn more about our pool & snooker club membership.
The rules of snooker haven’t changed much over the decades, the miss rule doesn’t apply in the local Reigate Snooker League for example. You can read all the rules here.
The tables are all fitted perfectly with the finest cloths, we use the Strachan 6811 Club professional cloth.
Yes we provide traditional wall mounted scoring boards that are independantly lite.
We get very busy at times, so we recommend you book a table online and take advantage of any offers or our off-peak hire periods.
Choose from four BCE Westbury snooker tables, all levelled and brushed ready for you to play.
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Snooker isn’t just a game; it’s a tradition steeped in history and bursting with excitement. At Spots & Stripes, we celebrate this classic cue sport and its incredible journey from its origins to its place in the hearts of players and fans worldwide.
Snooker first made its appearance in the late 19th century. It was invented in 1875 by British Army officer Sir Neville Chamberlain while stationed in India. He and his fellow officers adapted the game of billiards by adding coloured balls and new rules, creating a game that combined strategy with skill in a way that had never been done before. The name “snooker” itself came from a term used to describe inexperienced soldiers, reflecting the game’s initial role as a fun pastime.
Snooker has seen some remarkable players who have become legends in their own right. At Spots & Stripes, we’re thrilled to honor the contributions of these snooker giants:
Steve Davis – Often called the “Nugget,” Steve Davis was a dominant force in the snooker world during the 1980s. His precise play and cool demeanour earned him six World Championship titles and a place in snooker history.
Ronnie O’Sullivan – Known as “The Rocket,” Ronnie O’Sullivan is one of the most flamboyant and talented players ever to grace the snooker table. With multiple World Championships to his name, O’Sullivan’s speed and skill make him a favourite among fans and a true legend of the game.
Ray Reardon – A name synonymous with snooker excellence, Ray Reardon won six World Championships in the 1970s and is celebrated for his tactical prowess and competitive spirit.
The Longest Frame – The longest competitive frame of snooker ever played took over 14 hours and was part of the 1985 World Championship match between Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis. Taylor eventually won the match on the final black ball, a dramatic finish that captivated audiences worldwide.
The 147 Break – Scoring a maximum 147 break in snooker, where a player pots all 15 reds and the black ball after each red, is a rare and impressive feat. Ronnie O’Sullivan holds the record for the fastest 147, completed in just 5 minutes and 8 seconds.
The Crucible Theatre – Since 1977, the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield has been the iconic venue for the World Snooker Championship. Its intimate setting and electric atmosphere make it one of the most famous venues in the sport.
At Spots & Stripes, we cherish the rich history of snooker and the excitement it brings to our tables. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, there’s always something special about taking part in a sport with such a storied past and legendary players. Come down and enjoy a game of snooker with us—experience the tradition, skill, and thrill that make this sport a true classic.
