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Step into the world of Pool Club, a smooth and addictive solo pool game where every shot counts! Join our club and let the hours fly by as you aim to pocket all the stripe and solid balls before time runs out. Each ball you sink adds 50 points and grants you an extra 5 seconds - perfect for keeping the game going! But be careful - the cue ball can cost you 20 points if you're not precise. To reach greatness, you'll need skill, precision, and a good understanding of geometry. Ready to take your shot and rack up those points? Let's see if you've got what it takes to be a pool master - have fun!
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How to Play Pool Club Game
Choose the power and direction of the ball and shoot.
Pool Club: Sharpen Your Skills on the Virtual Billiards Table
Dive into the world of billiards with Pool Club, a stylish and engaging game that brings the excitement of pool to your screen. Aim carefully, adjust your shot power, and sink balls into the pockets with precision to outplay your opponents. With realistic physics and sleek visuals, this game offers a relaxing yet competitive experience for players of all skill levels. Whether you're practicing trick shots or going for a clean sweep, Pool Club is your perfect billiards getaway. Can you clear the table and prove your mastery? Chalk up your cue and start playing!
Fun Facts about Pool Club Billiards
Pool club billiards is a form of billiards which involves scoring points by potting balls in holes on the playing surface of the table rather than in pockets. The game of pool club billiards developed originally from the French billiard, which due to the expensive tables in the fifteenth century was played only by the French monarchy and the very rich. Pool club billiards is played on a unique table with no side or corner pockets but with nine holes in the playing surface which are assigned various point values ranging from 10 to 200. There are eight balls in all, seven white and one red. Potting the red ball in any hole scores double points. On the playfield are normally placed three pegs or mushrooms. There are two white pegs, one in front of each of the 50 holes, with one black peg in front of the 200 hole. Players take alternate turns or 'breaks' at the table playing from where their opponent has left off. If the player fails to pot a ball then the break has ended and the second player takes his break by placing another ball on the first spot. If all balls are in play, then the nearest ball to the 'D' is removed and put on the spot. If a player fails to hit a ball, then the break ends and all points earned in that break are lost. Play time is limited.
