Q. What is the distinction between a snooker table pool table and billiard table?

Here are the difference:Snooker table: Snooker is played using a total of twenty-two balls one of which is the "striker" ball and is white in color. Fifteen red balls and one each of pink black brown yellow blue and green are also utilized.Billiards table: In contrast billiards requires only three balls—a white a yellow and a red—with either the white or the yellow serving as the striker ball. Diameter-wise each ball measures 2 7/16 inches.Pool table: The rails of the pool table include six pockets that run the length of the table and divide the cushions in two. The pool table has six compartments or pockets.