About this app

You just want to try playing this exciting game? Check out the basic guide first so you don't get lost!

In principle playing 8 Ball Pool is more or less the same as playing billiard in real life. Certainly playing in this game won't be as difficult as playing on a real billiard table. Small mistakes like miss cue that usually occur because you forget to give chalk to the end of the stick, won't happen here. The table is not straight, the cushion is broken, and the stick that is bent will not be found here. Well, but there are also things in the game that aren't on real billiards. So as not to misstep, it's good to see the following tips!

Tables in this game can be interpreted more or less as level levels. When you first play there will be several tables that you can choose. You should start from a table that has the easiest level. Tube as much money as possible until you can afford a better stick. If you already have a better stick you can move to a higher level.

If you want to be better, then you need to invest in a good stick. You can buy some good sticks using coins, and the higher your level, the more stick options you can buy. Of course there are also rare stick-sticks that can only be obtained in certain ways. Usually a good stick will affect the strength of the shot, extend the direction of tension, increase control of the white ball, and extend the duration when you want to shoot.


The effect here refers to the part of the white ball that we want to poke. We can adjust this effect by pressing the white ball icon on the upper right side. For example if you hit the top there will be a follow effect (the white ball will force it to slide forward following the targeted ball), and vice versa if the bottom is hit, a backspin effect will occur. Indeed, it needs special training in using this effect. But the longer you play, you will increasingly understand the importance of this effect.


Unlike the real billiards, in this game you have a time limit for executing a shot. If you set too long, then when the time runs out, the AI ​​will open fire automatically. This is certainly not what we want. Therefore you have to learn to think and get the ball fast.


On a good stick, usually your direction will get longer, making it easier for you to shoot. If you don't have a good stick, you can use a tool like a ruler or other straight object. Of course this is quite troublesome, you have to be quick enough to measure and fire before it runs out of time.

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