One-Pocket pool
One-Pocket Pool is a game that requires tremendous skill and strategy, but is easy to learn. This demanding game forces players be more creative and imaginative. The game can also test players' mental strength as players need to be able think fast and make each shot count.
Straight Pool
Straight Pool is an object-ball and apex pool game. It uses fifteen balls, one per player. The rack's right corner is where the first ball will be placed, and the lower left corner will hold the fifth. The rest of your balls will be randomly placed and must touch each other to be at the apex. Your goal is to not let your opponent catch the ball on its first attempt. You need to signal for some shots, while others don't require a signal.
Bank Pool
Bank Pool is a classic game of table pool that follows simple rules. The object of Bank Pool is to win more balls than your opponent. Every shot must be legal. The game is won by the first player to get eight balls. You can also play the game with just nine balls.
Bowlliards
Bowlliards, a type table pool game, is one example. It involves nine to fifteen balls, a striker and a white cue ball. This game uses two-and-a-quarter inches balls. You can also choose from nine to fifteen colors.
Kelly Pool
Kelly Pool uses coins to play table pool games. It's easy to learn and enjoy with your friends. It is a no-points game where players attempt to sink the object balls that correspond to their private numbers. Two rules apply to this game: fouling and pocketing the opponent's ball. If you fail to take your opponent's ball, or knock it off of the table, that is a foul. Three fouls against an opponent will result in a loss of the game.
Point-based pool
Table pool games are great additions to any home. These games are fun, challenging, and creative. Unlike standard pool, point-based table games have fewer pockets and are more challenging to play. One of the most difficult of these games is One-Pocket Pool, where you must pot into one pocket only.