How difficult is it to become a professional snooker player?

It's hard. Becoming a professional snooker player requires good talent, hard training, certain financial support and certain on-the-spot control ability, so it takes several years of practice to participate in regional competitions, then slowly participate in city-to-city competitions and then go to national competitions, so it is difficult to become a professional snooker player.

Snooker players, before each World Series of Snooker, and after domestic players sign up, draw lots in groups to compete. Two or four winners will qualify for the world competition. However, if you want to play the world series, you must strive to surpass the surrounding areas, surpass the province and reach the domestic first-class level, in order to obtain the qualification of wild card and enter the world-class competition.