Dear Members,
The South Australian Billiards & Snooker Association (BSASA) is taking part in the 2026 People First Community Lottery, and we’re asking our members to get behind it.
This is a fantastic opportunity because 100% of the funds raised from tickets sold through our BSASA page come back to the Association.
The money raised will help us continue investing back into our members and our sport — maintaining and improving our venue, purchasing equipment, providing trophies and awards, and helping us run tournaments and events.
Tickets are only $2 each
And there’s plenty to play for:
3 cars to be won
40 prizes in total
Over $300,000 worth of prizes
For just $2, you get a chance to win a fantastic prize while supporting the future of Billiards and Snooker in South Australia.
The stronger the Association is, the more we can put back into our sport — and ultimately, we all benefit.
We’d love every member to get involved. Buy a few tickets, encourage your family and friends to have a go, and share our fundraiser wherever you can.
BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE:
South Australian Billiards and Snooker Association
Thank you for supporting BSASA and helping us continue to grow cue sports in South Australia.
South Australian Billiards & Snooker Association
MAKING OUR STATE A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
The Billiards and Snooker Association of South Australia is committed to making our state a centre of excellence for billiards, snooker and cue sports.
With a history dating back over 100 years, we are still as passionate as ever about fostering, encouraging and stimulating interest in our fascinating sport.
Snooker Adelaide? We’ve got you covered.
OUR MISSION
The Association represents the interests of cue sports enthusiasts, aiming to promote these interests on a state and national level through recognized competitions for which it provides qualified referees.
We also strive to maintain the social interaction which has always been a hallmark of these sports.
Snooker Championship
Invented way back in the 19th century after making a few changes to billiards, snooker is a cue sport that originated among British army officers stationed in the Indian town of Jabalpur. It involves the use of 21 object balls that comprise of 15 red balls and 6 coloured balls. Over the years, popularity of this cue sport has been on a steep rise in many countries worldwide. One such country is Australia, in particular Adelaide and South Australia.
Snooker’s popularity can be attributed to several factors. For starters, it’s a fun sport to watch and it’s enjoyable for those who are playing it. Furthermore, several snooker championship games are held on a yearly basis to help increase its popularity.
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