How to Play Cue Billiard Club: 8 Ball Pool & Snooker
Line up your cue, apply a touch of spin, and watch the balls roll with the weight and friction of a real table — the physics do exactly what you expect. Whether you are a casual player who fancies a quick frame or a dedicated fan chasing three stars on every trick-shot level, there is a mode built for you.
- Pick a game type — 8 Ball, 9 Ball, Snooker, Speed Pot, or Free Shots
- Choose Practice to play solo, Tournament to face the computer, or Pass & Play to challenge a friend on the same device
- Use the aiming guide to line up your shot, then set your cue position and spin before you strike
- Work through the Trick Shot collection and Challenges to test your precision against pre-set table layouts
- Collect three stars on every level to prove you have mastered the full range of the game
Controls
The pinpoint aiming system lets you position and angle your cue quickly, and spin is applied intuitively before each shot. Adaptive camera views shift automatically to give you the clearest angle for each situation.
Scoring
In Trick Shots and Challenges, your rating on each level is measured in stars — up to three — based on completing the layout within the shot limit. Tournament play tracks wins against the computer across adjustable difficulty settings.
When does a round end?
A round ends when all required balls are pocketed according to the rules of the chosen game type, or when the shot or time limit is reached in Trick Shot and Speed Pot modes.