3D Pool Ball

This is an authentic 3D Pool Ball experience like you’ve never seen. The 3D experience lets you play the game as it should be played in the real world.

What is 3D Pool Ball?

Pool, also known as pocket billiards or simply billiards, is a popular sport that is typically played on a rectangular table covered with a green cloth. The game involves using a ‘cue stick’ to strike a white cue ball, which in turn is used to pocket a set of coloured balls (usually numbered 1 to 15) into six pockets located at the table’s corners and sides.

How to Play 3D Pool Ball?

Cue Ball: The white ball that you use to strike other balls. It is not part of any player’s set of balls and is used to set up shots and pocket other balls.
Object Balls: The numbered balls, usually divided into two groups: solid-coloured balls (numbered 1 to 7 or 9 to 15) and striped balls (numbered 9 to 15 or 1 to 7). The objective is to pocket all of your assigned group’s balls and then the 8-ball.
8-Ball: The black ball, numbered 8, is the final ball to be pocketed. The player or team that pockets the 8-ball after pocketing all their assigned balls wins the game.
Cue Stick: The long, tapered stick that players use to strike the cue ball.
Pockets: The six holes located at the corners and sides of the pool table where players aim to pocket the coloured balls.
Racking: The initial arrangement of the balls in a triangle at the start of the game.
Turns: Players take turns trying to pocket balls.
Fouls: Various rules and fouls exist, such as scratching (pocketing the cue ball), failing to hit a ball, and others. Fouls typically result in the opponent receiving ball-in-hand, allowing them to place the cue ball anywhere on the table.

Pool is a game of skill, strategy, and precision, where players aim to pocket balls in a specific order while avoiding fouls. There are different variations of pool, such as 8-ball and 9-ball, each with its own specific rules and strategies.