Play pool free online. Drag back from the cue ball to aim and power your shot, then pot all nine balls in as few shots as you can.
Drag back from the cue ball to aim and set power, release to shoot. An aim line shows your path. Pot all nine balls.
Pool is the timeless cue sport: a green-felt table, numbered balls, six pockets and the satisfying clack of a clean break. This version distils it into a pure solo challenge — clear all nine balls in as few shots as you possibly can.
Drag back from the cue ball to aim and load up power — a dashed guideline shows exactly where the cue ball will travel — then release to strike. The balls roll, collide and rebound off the cushions; your job is to sink them in the pockets. Pot the cue ball by mistake and it simply returns to the table.
The skill is all about angles and control. Read the carom, plan where the cue ball will stop for your next shot, and chain your pots together. Pool is easy to pick up and takes a lifetime to truly master — one more rack is always tempting.
Pot all nine numbered balls into the six pockets. Your score is the number of shots you take to clear the table — fewer is better.
Drag backward from the cue ball, as if pulling back a cue stick. The further you drag, the more power you load; release to strike.
It is an aim guide showing the path the cue ball will follow and the first ball or cushion it will reach, so you can line up the shot.
Potting the white cue ball is a scratch — it simply returns to the table and you carry on playing. It still used up one of your shots.
No. In this clear-the-table game you can sink the nine balls in any order you like; you just need to pot every one of them.
Yes. Your lowest number of shots to clear the table is stored on your device and shown as the target to beat.
Pot two or more balls in a single shot for a combo, worth a bonus and a celebratory flourish. When you clear the table you earn one to three stars based on how few shots you took, and your best combo and tables cleared are saved on your device.