Pool Master

About this game

Pool Master is a single-table pool game played level by level, framed from above with all six pockets in view. There is no opponent taking alternate shots: the table is a puzzle, and the only question is whether the balls the board wants will drop inside the number of strikes you are allowed.

The browser keeps a ladder of sixty-four boards, unlocked one at a time, alongside a collection of cues, a set of table skins and three single-use power-ups. Clearing a board pays coins, and one completed board paid thirty.

How to play

Aim from the white and release to strike. The header carries two readouts: a strike counter beside a cue icon, and a fraction beside a cluster of balls showing how many of the board's targets are already down, written as something like 1/1.

Three stars sit at the top left, dark until the board is cleared. Empty the strike counter before the fraction completes and an Out Of Moves panel closes the board, reports the stars you took and the coins earned, and offers Restart as the only way forward.

Tips

• Play where the white will stop, not just whether the target drops. A board ends on a strike count rather than on a foul, so a pot that leaves the white buried has cost you more than a clean miss would have.
• Read the fraction before committing to a long pot. On a board asking for a single ball, one considered strike finishes it, whereas a wild attempt can be a third of a short allowance gone with nothing to show.
• Hold the three power-ups for boards where the last target sits tight against a cushion. That is the position a limited strike count punishes hardest, and it is where a power-up saves a whole restart.

Provider details

The provider's listing files Pool Master under sport and pool. Its internal version record is 1.0.0, alongside a 2025 Inlogic Games copyright notice. Progress is held in the browser rather than an account: a sixty-four entry ladder, a twelve-slot cue collection, table skins, and a count of unused power-ups.