One-Pocket Swimming Pool
One-Pocket Pool requires a lot of strategy and skill, but it is very easy to learn. This difficult game challenges players to be more creative. It can also challenge their mental strength, as players must be able to think fast and make every shot count.
Straight Pool
Straight Pool, a table pool game, uses fifteen object balls as well as one apex. These are placed above the player’s feet. The rack will have the first and fifth balls placed in the right corners. The rest are randomly placed balls that must touch to be at the top of the rack. Your opponent must not be able to spot the ball in the apex on their first attempt. For some shots you will need to signal while others won't.
Bank Pool
Bank Pool is a traditional table pool game with simple rules. The objective is to collect more balls that your opponent. Each shot must be legal. The first player to pocket eight balls wins the game. The game can also be played in a shorter version using nine-ball balls.
Bowlliards
Bowlliards refers to a table-pool game. It uses nine to fifteen ball, a cue and white balls as the striker. The balls in this game are two and a quarter inches in diameter. The balls can be customized with colors and numbers from 9 to 15.
Kelly Pool
Kelly Pool uses coins to play table pool games. It's easy to learn, and you can play it with your friends. The game has no points and players must sink the object ball that corresponds with their private number. The game also has two distinct rules: fouling the ball, and pocketing your opponent's object ball. A foul occurs when you fail to pocket an opponent's ball or knock it off the table. If you foul your opponent three times, you lose the game.
Point-based pool
Table pool games make great additions to any house. These games are creative, challenging, and entertaining. Point-based tables have more pockets than standard pool and are therefore more challenging to play. One-Pocket Pool is one of the most challenging of these games. Here you can only put into one pocket.