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RulesChinese 8-Ball (Heyball) Rules Explained
Chinese 8-ball (heyball) explained: snooker-style tables with American balls, tighter pockets, and the fast-growing pro scene.
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RulesBlackball Rules: English 8-Ball Pool Explained
Blackball rules for English pool: reds, yellows and the black, the free shot after a foul, loss-of-frame fouls, and WPA vs International vs World Rules.
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RulesBilliards Games for 2, 3, 4 or More Players (and Online)
Billiards games for any group: 8-ball for two, cutthroat for three, scotch doubles for four, killer and kelly for crowds, plus billiards games online.
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LeagueFargo Rate Explained: Ratings, Odds and Robustness
Fargo Rate explained from FargoRate itself: the 100-point 2 to 1 rule, what 400, 500 and 600 mean, robustness, starter ratings and fair races.
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League120+ Pool League Team Names (Clean and APA-Safe)
Original pool league team names screened against the APA rejected list, what APA bans and why, naming a league, and pool league team shirt rules.
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SkillsHow to Do Pool Tricks: 10 Easy Trick Shots With Diagrams
How to do pool tricks: 10 easy trick shots with step-by-step setups, free trick shot diagrams, bar bets and which shots are safe on any pool table.
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SkillsPool Aiming Systems Compared: Ghost Ball to CTE
Pool aiming systems compared: ghost ball, parallel lines, fractional aiming, CTE, Pro One and 90/90, how each works and which one to learn first.
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SkillsPool Stroke Technique: Build a Straight Stroke
Pool stroke technique: the pendulum swing, set-pause-finish routine, elbow and wrist, follow-through, and drills with pass marks for a straight stroke.
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SkillsThe Mental Game of Pool
The mental game of pool: playing under pressure, finding dead stroke, pre-shot routines and recovering after a miss.
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Skills8-Ball Strategy: How to Win More Racks
8-ball strategy that wins racks: choosing groups wisely, key-ball planning, breaking clusters and knowing when to play safe.
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