What is the maximum break score in snooker without the benefit of a free ball?
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147
To achieve a 'maximum break,' a player must pot all 15 red balls with 15 blacks, followed by all six colors in the correct order. It is often referred to as a '147' and is considered the ultimate 'perfect game' in the world of snooker.
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