All the breaks everyone do on the practise table should count because its just as hard, make this change please nick!!!!!!

Edited at 01:38 Mon 29/05/06 (BST)

Its a good idea mate, but you can get people setting up all the balls near the pockets so they are able to get regular high breaks!

Exactly, that just wouldnt work mate

They are called practise breaks for a reason..practise and they will stay that way.

Wherever have you seen stats for practise routines...

freddie flintoff took 10 wickets in a row as he hit the stumps with no batter every time.

Even chris waddle and gareth southgate could score a penalty with no goalkeeper ;)

haha your all very funny but its stil just as hard on practise table as on a normal table so dont argu

Phases' point is valid, and understandable, but a new section on someone's stats could be added, to say just how large a practice break is achieveable... J-DuDe

it wouldnt work and its quite alot easier to get a high break on the practice table cause you have no opponent to pot against you which makes it by far easier to get a good break

If your talkin about a really good break, say like a 102 where u clear the whole table from the break and ur opponent wudn't have a shot anyway (as i did on a pracy table! ) , then it wudnt really make a difference as regards difficulty.

Howeva i totally agree wiv phase's point, I just wanted to get my ace practise break in there

Edited at 20:36 Thu 1/06/06 (BST)

A practice break stat would be good though.