One-Pocket Swimming Pool
One-Pocket Pool, while a complex game, is extremely easy to learn. This challenging game challenges players to think creatively and ingeniously. The game can also test players' mental strength as players need to be able think fast and make each shot count.
Straight Pool
Straight Pool is a table-pool game that features fifteen object balls and an apex ball. The apex ball is placed above the player's feet. The rack's right corner is where the first ball will be placed, and the lower left corner will hold the fifth. The rest of the balls are placed randomly and must touch one another to be positioned in the apex. The goal of the game is to stop your opponent from landing the ball on the first attempt. Some shots require you to signal, while others do not.
Bank Pool
Bank Pool is a classic game of table pool that follows simple rules. The object is to pocket more balls than your opponent. Every shot must be legal. The first player to pocket eight balls wins the game. You can also play the game in a shorter version with nine-ball balls.
Bowlliards
Bowlliards are a game of table pool. It requires nine to 15 balls, a ball cue and a ball that acts as the striker. The balls in this game are two and a quarter inches in diameter. You can also choose from nine to fifteen colors.
Kelly Pool
Kelly Pool is a game of table pool that uses coins. It's easy to learn, and you can play it with your friends. It is a no-points game where players attempt to sink the object balls that correspond to their private numbers. The game also has two distinct rules: fouling the ball, and pocketing your opponent's object ball. Foults are when you fail either to pocket your opponent's object ball or knock it from the table. If you foul your opponent three times, you lose the game.
Point-based pool
A table pool game is a great addition to any home. These games are challenging, fun, and creative. Point-based table games, unlike standard pool, have fewer pockets and are harder to play. One-Pocket Pool - where you only have one pocket to pot - is one of the most difficult.