Pool billiards games

This is not your regular old pool game! Use logic and angles to figure out which order to sink the pool balls in order to clear the table. Sounds easy? Let’s see how many levels you can clear. About This Game Most collisions between billiard balls don’t happen in a straight line. Oftentimes, you need to hit the ball on an angle to get it to go where you want. This is where an understanding of the physics of collisions really becomes key. When the cue ball hits another ball on an angle, the cue ball will keep some of its original velocity. Both balls will roll. The further off-centre that you strike the ball, the more velocity the cue ball will keep.

Great question! Billiards is a game that was likely derived by the European nobles who played it several centuries ago in Northern and Western Europe. There are two possible origins for the name. According to the Billiard Congress of America, Billiards either comes from the French word ‘Billart’, which is what the sticks are called in French. Another possibility is that its’ origins are from ‘Bille’, meaning ball in French.  What Curators Say Seven Ball requires you to rack the 1 through 7 balls in a circle with the 7 ball in the middle and six others around it. In sequence, start with the 1 at the front.