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Pool online
Play pool and snooker online free: 9-ball, 8-ball with stripes and solids, and snooker with 15 reds and six colours. Take on the computer or send a link and play a friend live, with chat. No signup, made for phones.
Which game?
Drag to aim, set the power, shoot. A foul gives your opponent the cue ball in hand.
Invite a friend
Get a link, send it on WhatsApp, play live and chat.
Quick match
Nobody free? Play with an AI partner and chat while you play.
How to play Pool
- Pick a game. Choose 9-Ball, 8-Ball (stripes and solids) or Snooker (reds and colours), then play the computer, invite a friend or take a quick match with an AI partner.
- Aim and shoot. Drag to aim, set the power with the slider and press Shoot. When you have the cue ball in hand, drag the cue ball to where you want it first.
- Pot your balls. In 9-Ball hit the lowest ball first and pot the 9 to win. In 8-Ball pot all of your group, then the 8. In Snooker pot a red, then any colour, and score points: the higher score wins. A foul helps your opponent.
Questions
Is pool free to play here?
Yes. It is free, there is no signup and nothing to install. It works in any modern phone or computer browser.
What is the difference between 9-ball, 8-ball and snooker?
9-Ball uses balls 1 to 9: you must hit the lowest ball first and the player who pots the 9 wins. 8-Ball uses solids (1 to 7) against stripes (9 to 15) and the 8 at the end. Snooker is played on a bigger table with smaller balls: 15 reds worth 1 point and six colours worth 2 to 7. You pot a red, then any colour of your choice, and when the reds are gone you pot the colours in order. The higher score wins.
Can I play pool with a friend online?
Yes. Choose Invite a friend, send the link by WhatsApp or message, and you both play on the same table live. You can chat while you play.
What counts as a foul?
In 9-Ball and 8-Ball: the cue ball falls in a pocket, hits nothing, hits the wrong ball first, or no ball reaches a rail or pocket after the first contact; your opponent then gets the cue ball in hand. In Snooker: the white falls in a pocket, hits nothing, hits the wrong ball first or pots the wrong ball; your opponent gets at least 4 points.
Can the computer be beaten?
Yes. Easy makes plenty of mistakes, Normal is a fair club player and Hard rarely misses an open shot, but it can still be out-thought with good position play.