POOL BILLIARDS FOR BEGINNERS

Interested in becoming better at pool? Use this app to watch tutorial videos that take you through the basics of how to play pool or billiards to more advanced techniques.

The Pool Billiards for Beginners app will show you that it's possible to learn how to play pool or billiards pretty well with only an hour or so worth of the right practice, even if you’re a beginner. First as a pool billiards beginner, you will quickly learn the basics - pool lingo, the equipment used in the game of pool, and the rules of the game of pool. Next you learn how to stand properly, how to hold the cue stick, and how to strike the ball smoothly and with follow through. Finally, you will learn how to aim properly, make angle shots, and how to position the ball for your next shot.

Pool billiards for beginners will have you sinking shots in no time! Your pool lesson, billiard lessons begin now!

Pool or billiards is a game played on a pool table with 6 pockets, 15 object balls, a cue ball, triangle, and a cue stick. The 15 object balls are further divided into 7 striped balls, 7 solid balls, and a black number eight ball. The 15 balls are "racked up" with the triangle; and one of the players shoots first and “breaks”, starting the game. The players take turns striking the white cue ball with the cue stick, attempting to knock a colored or striped ball into a pocket. To win in pool, the goal is to "sink" the black number 8 ball into a pocket, after all of your other balls have been sunk in. Players switch turns when no shot is made or when the cue ball is knocked into a pocket. If you accidentally knock the black 8 ball into a pocket early, you automatically lose the game.

The game of pool is easy, once you learn the basics, the fundamentals of pool billiards. Learn the tricks and skills needed so that you can call the shots, hold the cue stick right, and sink the ball in every time, just like magic. Impress your friends the next time you play pool. Download the Pool Billiards for Beginners app and you'll be well on your way to semi-pro.