Also, as each player is given a set of balls to pocket, the game also notifies you if the first ball you’ll hit is considered a bad shot. Aside from the potential movement of the cue ball, the game also shows you how and where it will hit the first ball available and gives you an idea of how it will deflect after. This sports game makes pool gaming accessible to everyone by showing the trajectory of the white ball based on the direction and the point you hit it with the cue stick.
One player usually tries to pocket one set, leaving the 8 ball for the last. The balls numbered from 1 to 7 are solid colored while those from 9 to 15 are striped, and the titular 8 ball is pitch black and is usually placed at the middle of the set. In 8 Ball Pool - Miniclip, players compete in a standard game of 8 ball pool, a popular pocket billiards game.
