Global Leaderboards
  Title Description  
1 #8ball Eight Ball Call pocket, not shot. Open after the break. Ball in hand on fouls and scratches.  
2 #9ball Nine Ball Slop counts. Must hit lowest ball first. First to make 9ball wins. Ball in hand on all fouls.  
3 #drunk Late Night For when you know you're too drunk to play well.  
4 #10ball Ten Ball Call Pocket. Must hit lowest ball first. First to make the 10ball wins. Ball in hand on all fouls.  
5 #mini8 Mini 8-Ball Rack four stripes, four solids, and the 8-Ball in a diamond shape and play by the same rules as #8ball. The only difference is that there are fewer balls on the table, so it's a faster game.  
6 #carom Carom 8-Ball Carom is racked and played like #8ball but after the break you must drive your own ball off of the cue ball and into a pocket. Your stick hits your own ball first!  
7 #1pocket One Pocket Play with all 15 balls. Breaker chooses a pocket by the foot of the table and opponent gets the other. Whoever makes 8 balls in their pocket first wins.  
8 #straight Straight Pool Play with all 15 balls racked in any order. Shoot any called ball into a called pocket to score a point. Lose a point on fouls. Re-rack with a missing head ball once down to one ball. Shooter continues until they miss.  
9 #7ball Seven Ball Play with seven balls racked in a circle. Rotation game like #9ball. Non-breaker chooses a long side of the table after break. You win when the 7-ball goes into a pocket on your side of the table.  
10 #banks Banks Play with any nine balls racked in a diamond. Shoot any ball in any order. Call ball and pocket. Banks only. First to make five balls wins. Spot a ball on fouls.  
11 #snooker Snooker Classic game of snooker played on a gigantic table with tiny rounded pockets  
12 #choice Lagger's Choice Lag winner chooses game type or first break  
13 #amro American Rotation Rack all 15 balls. Anything made on break spots. Breaker gets BIH to start. Incoming player has the option to shoot or pass on miss unless safety is called. Shoot in order. Score one point for 1-10, two points for 11-15.