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Cue Club — 8 Ball Pool Online

Plays on
Desktop · Phone · Tablet
Price
Free · no download · no sign-up

Cue Club is 8-ball pool on a bright, chunky 3D table that fits an upright phone. Pull back and let go: an aim line, a ghost ball and the object ball's path show exactly what will happen. Pot all your solids or stripes, then the black 8 — against a bot that sharpens with every level, or a friend on the same device.

Aim anywhere on the table: drag back like a slingshot and the cue lines up opposite your finger, with a power bar filling at the side. The white dashed line runs to the first ball you'll hit, a ghost ball shows where the white will touch it, and a short gold line shows where the object ball goes.

The table plays proper physics — rolling friction, elastic collisions, cushions and six pockets — so cuts, kisses and rebounds behave the way you expect.

8-ball rules: the first legal pot after the break decides who plays solids and who plays stripes. Pot one of yours and you shoot again. Hitting the wrong group first, missing everything, or potting the white is a foul, and the other side gets the white in hand — anywhere on the table.

Clear your group and the 8 is yours to win; sink it before that and the game is lost. A black 8 dropped on the break simply comes back to its spot.

The bot reads the table the same way you do — it looks for pots with clear lines to the pocket and plays them through — but on the first levels its hand shakes. The bulb shows the shot it would take.

If you know 8 ball pool from Miniclip's 8 Ball Pool or from a bar table, the game here is the same: solids against stripes, then the black. Cue Club is the quick, no-account version — no coins, no cue shop, no waiting for an opponent online. Open the page and break, against a bot that gets steadier every level or against a friend on the same phone or computer.

The aiming aids make it a good place to learn billiards. Short pulls are easier to control — you rarely need full power — and if the gold path line points at a pocket, you are lined up. Leave the white near the middle so your next shot is easy, don't clear your group too fast if the 8 is tucked on a cushion, and with the ball in hand place the white straight behind an easy pot. Cue Club is free on crokocat and plays in the browser on desktop, phone and tablet with no download.

How to play Cue Club

Pot your group, then the 8:

Desktop: Click and drag back with the mouse, release to shoot.
Mobile: Drag back with a finger and let go. Hold the phone upright.

Game modes

ModeWhat changesWho it's for
LevelsA ladder of games against a bot whose aim steadies as you climb. Stars by the fouls you commit; the bulb costs one.Anyone who likes a relaxed game of pool.
Two players8-ball for two on one device.Friends sharing a phone or tablet.

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Who made Cue Club?

Cue Club was built by crokocat game studio in 2026 — its own table physics, a bot that reads and simulates its shots, and a slingshot aim made for phones.

About this game

Controls
Pull back anywhere on the table, like a slingshot, and let go to shoot — the further you pull, the harder the shot. With the ball in hand, drag the white first. The bulb draws a strong shot.
Supported devices
desktop, phone, tablet
Developer
crokocat
Genre
Sports
Release date
September 2026
Latest update
September 2026

Related categories

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Frequently asked questions

Is Cue Club free to play?

Yes. Cue Club is free on crokocat with no download and no sign-up — it runs in your browser on desktop, phone and tablet.

Is Cue Club like 8 Ball Pool?

It plays the same 8-ball rules: pot your solids or stripes, then the black 8, with fouls giving the other player the white in hand. Cue Club has no accounts, coins or online matchmaking — you play a bot that sharpens every level, or a friend on one device.

Is Cue Club a pool game?

Yes — 8-ball pool. Pot all your solids or stripes, then the black 8, against the computer or a friend on the same device.

How do I aim?

Drag back anywhere on the table like a slingshot; the cue lines up opposite your finger and the power bar shows how hard you'll hit.

What is a foul?

Hitting the other group or the 8 first, missing every ball, or potting the white. The other player then gets the white in hand.

What if the 8 goes in on the break?

It comes back to its spot and play goes on.

Can two people play?

Yes. Pick Two players and pass the device between turns.

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