About Speed Pool King
It plays like a regular pool game, except the timer pushes you to shoot fast.
Pot all the other balls first and save the black 8 ball for your last shot. The white cue ball is the one you must never sink, which makes this ball game as much about control as aim.
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Guide lines show where a shot will travel before you hit it. Spin on the cue ball changes where it stops, and in a timed sports game a well placed cue ball means a quicker next shot.
Quick summary
- The clock is running and you need to clear the table as fast as you can.
- Each shot starts by lining up the cue with the mouse.
- You pot every other ball while keeping the cue ball on the table.
- The table is done when you sink the 8 ball last.
Key features
- Guide lines show the path of your shot before you hit.
- Spin lets you steer where the cue ball stops.
- You set the power of every shot yourself.
- It is a timed table game that sits close to board games.
Tips & tricks
- Use spin to leave the cue ball in a good spot for the next shot, since a bad position costs time.
- Follow the guide line before each shot instead of guessing the angle.
- Watch the path of the white ball after contact, because sinking it is the one thing you must avoid.
- Leave the 8 ball alone until every other ball is down.
Frequently asked questions
How does a table end?
You finish by sinking the 8 ball after all the other balls are in the pockets.
What is spin good for?
Spin controls where the cue ball ends up, so you can set up your next shot.
Which ball should I never pot?
The white cue ball. The goal is to clear the table without sinking it.
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