The best way to improve your game on a pool table is to try playing different games. Different games require different levels in concentration and focus so it is important to play them at different tables. Your game will be affected depending on the table's size, speed of the cloth, as well as the table's condition. This will improve your overall game and allow you to have a great time.
Cutthroat Pool
If you're not familiar with Cutthroat Pool, you may be surprised to learn that the game has very similar rules to 8-ball. The goal is to catch your opponent’s balls the best possible. If the shot does not reach a pocket, it is illegal. The winner is the one who has all of his/her balls pocketed. If not, all remaining balls go to the next player.
One-Pocket Pool
One-Pocket Pool is an alternative to straight pool in which the object balls must be shot to a pocket on the table. Any object ball is allowed and any ball that does not land in the target area on a legally valid stroke is considered a "scored." The game is over if the fouler three times in a row.
9-Ball
Nine-ball pool games can be played on a table with a pool cue, a table ball and a pool cue. These games have different rules to other pool games. In 9-Ball pool, for example, you cannot call all the shots. The player who has the highest number of 9-balls wins a frame. Penalties in 9-Ball games are similar to those in 8-Ball pool, but in 9-Ball pool, players are only allowed to shoot on the lowest-numbered ball on the table.
Rotation
Many pool table games can be based on rotation. One type of rotation game is pocket billiards. In this type of game, a player must contact the lowest numbered ball with their cue ball in order to pocket the ball. It is crucial to count the balls. When a player fails or can't pocket a basketball, the turn is over. Any balls pocketed illegally are pulled out.
Wooden Kelly marbles
For billiards, wooden Kelly marbles may be used. They can be combined with a Kelly shaker. They can be used by between two and sixteen players. You can find these marbles in retail stores or online.
Convertible tables
You might consider a convertible pool-table if you have limited space. These tables offer a unique design that allows for both a table and a table. They are lightweight so they can be converted easily from one purpose to the next.