Pool Practice
Drag to aim, release to strike the cue ball and pot all nine balls — limited shots, potting earns more.
About the game
Pool Practice is a relaxed solo billiards game: nine balls racked in a diamond, six pockets, realistic collisions. Potted balls refund shots, and multi-ball pots are the key to big scores.
How to play
- You start with 12 shots; each shot costs one, and each ball potted gives one back.
- Potting n balls in one shot scores 100 × n²; scratching the cue ball costs 2 shots.
- Clearing all nine balls is +500 and +5 shots, then a new rack.
- When you run out of shots, the game ends.
Controls
Press anywhere on the table and drag opposite to your shot (aim line and cue shown), then release.
Tips for a high score
- Line up cue ball, object ball and pocket; aim at the far side of the object ball.
- Don’t always hit hard — strong shots risk scratching.
- A hard break can pot several balls at once.
FAQ
- How do you play Pool Practice?
- You start with 12 shots; each shot costs one, and each ball potted gives one back. Potting n balls in one shot scores 100 × n²; scratching the cue ball costs 2 shots. Clearing all nine balls is +500 and +5 shots, then a new rack. When you run out of shots, the game ends.
- What are the controls?
- Press anywhere on the table and drag opposite to your shot (aim line and cue shown), then release.
- Any tips for Pool Practice?
- Line up cue ball, object ball and pocket; aim at the far side of the object ball. Don’t always hit hard — strong shots risk scratching. A hard break can pot several balls at once.
- Do I need to download or sign up?
- No. Pool Practice runs in your browser on phone or desktop for free. Your best score is saved locally in your browser.