One-Pocket Poot Pool
One-Pocket Pool is a challenging game that requires strategy and great skill but is simple to learn. This demanding game forces players be more creative and imaginative. It can also challenge their mental strength, as players must be able to think fast and make every 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 is arranged with the first ball in the right corner, and the fifth ball at the bottom left corner. To be placed in the apex, the rest of the balls must be placed randomly. The object of the game is to prevent your opponent from potting the ball on his or her first attempt. Some shots will require signalling, others may not.
Bank Pool
Bank Pool, a classic table game, has simple rules. The object of Bank Pool is to win more balls than your opponent. Every shot must be legal. The first player with eight balls in his pocket wins the game. You can also play the game with just nine balls.
Bowlliards
Bowlliards is a type of table pool game. It requires nine to fifteen balls, a cue ball and a white ball that acts as the striker. These two-and-a quarter inch balls are used in this game. You can also choose from nine to fifteen colors.
Kelly Pool
Kelly Pool is a pool table game that makes use of coins. It is easy to learn and fun to play with friends. The game has no points and players must sink the object ball that corresponds with their private number. There are two rules to the game: fouling the ball and taking your opponent's object balls. You are considered a foul if you fail to steal your opponent's ball or knock the ball off the table. Three fouls against an opponent will result in a loss of the game.
Point-based pool
Table pool games can be a wonderful addition to any home. These games can be challenging, creative, and fun. Point-based games offer more challenge than traditional pool and have less pockets. One of the most difficult of these games is One-Pocket Pool, where you must pot into one pocket only.