Pops Billiards

Pops Billiards

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Pops Billiards is a solo table-clearance game: pocket fifteen numbered balls in the shortest time you can. With no opponent taking turns, you can choose whichever ball offers a clear shot. The risk is sending the white cue ball into a pocket while trying to hurry.

How to play Pops Billiards

  • Press and hold on the table with the mouse or a finger. Aim by moving the pointer or finger toward the direction you want the white ball to travel.
  • The power bar rises and falls while you hold. Release on the table when it reaches the strength you want; dragging farther does not set the power.
  • Pocket all fifteen numbered balls in any order, including the black 8 ball. Wait for the cue to reappear before taking the next shot.
  • You start with three lives. Pocketing the white ball costs one and returns it to its starting position. Lose all three lives and the attempt ends.
  • This version can leave the cue missing after the white ball is pocketed. If it does not return, use the back arrow to reach the menu, then press Play to start a fresh attempt.
  • The timer counts upward, with no countdown deadline. Clearing the table records your time and saves it as your best if it beats the previous record.

Tips

  • For a ball close to a pocket, release near the bottom of the power bar's cycle. Lower power reduces the chance of the white ball following it in, which can also leave the cue stuck in this version.

Clear all fifteen and try to beat your best time.