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Beyond the Baulkline

Beyond the Baulkline explores the full world of snooker – on the table and off it.Each episode dives into players, matches, moments, controversies, and stories that shaped the game, from legendary careers to overlooked chapters.A podcast about snooker in all its brilliance,…

Podcast · By Ed · English · Official site

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Aug 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Expert Snooker Quiz (opens the original)

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    BEYOND THE BAULKLINE – EPISODE 7 IS HERE! THE BEYOND THE BAULKLINE EXPERT SNOOKER QUIZ And when we say expert , we mean it. This one is definitely NOT for the snooker novice . You’ll need to know your snooker across the eras, not just Ronnie, Jimmy and the modern game. We’re digging into the history books. Think you know your Reardon from your Robertson? Your Crucible classics from your obscure snooker trivia? Time to prove it. 🍻 It also makes a brilliant drinking game with your snooker mates. G

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Smoke, Booze & Rebels: Snooker’s Wild Side (opens the original)

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    This time, we’re diving into the darker, wilder side of snooker: alcohol, smoking, drugs, late nights, rebels, controversies and the stories that helped shape the game. From smoke-filled clubs to larger-than-life characters, this episode explores the vices, the legends and the chaos behind the green baize.

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