Pool Club

Pool Club brings the classic eight-ball experience straight to your browser with clean 2D visuals and responsive drag-to-shoot mechanics. Fifteen numbered balls sit on a green felt table, and your job is to pocket them all before the 90-second clock runs out. Each successful shot earns 50 points and adds 5 bonus seconds, while sinking the cue ball costs you 20 points — so accuracy matters more than speed. The game captures the strategic depth of a real pool billard club session: you need to plan your angles, control cue ball position for the next shot, and decide when to play safe versus going for a risky pocket. Whether you grew up playing at a pool billard club near me or picked up a cue for the first time online, Pool Club delivers a satisfying tabletop challenge that rewards patience and precision.

Click on the cue ball to begin aiming your shot.

Drag backward on the cue stick to set your power — longer drag means harder hit.

Release to shoot the ball toward your target pocket.

After the break shot, focus on pocketing object balls one at a time.

Avoid sinking the white cue ball — each foul deducts 20 points from your score.

Every pocketed ball adds +50 points and +5 seconds to your timer.

Plan two shots ahead: think about where the cue ball will land after contact.

Clear all 15 balls before time expires to complete the Pool Club challenge.

Realistic ball physics that simulate spin, deflection, and cushion rebounds on every shot.

Clean, distraction-free table design that puts the focus on your Pool Club gameplay.

90-second timed rounds that add urgency without feeling rushed.

Scoring system that rewards accuracy — bonus time for pocketed balls, penalties for fouls.

Instant browser play with no downloads, accounts, or installations required.

Touch-friendly controls that work on both desktop and mobile devices.

Start with a strong break shot to scatter balls across the table — a weak break limits your options.

Always aim for the ball closest to a pocket first. Easy shots build your time buffer in Pool Club.

Use the rail cushions to set up bank shots when direct paths are blocked.

Control your power on close-range shots. Slamming the cue ball often sends it into a pocket after contact.

Leave the cue ball near the center of the table after each shot for maximum flexibility.

When time is running low, prioritize balls near pockets over difficult long-range attempts.

Mouse Click — Select the cue ball and start aiming
Drag Back — Pull the cue stick to set shot power
Release — Shoot the ball in the aimed direction
On Mobile — Tap and drag with touch controls for the same effect