8 Ball Poll Mobile Game 2022 | Full Review

8 Ball Poll Mobile Game 2022

8 Ball Pool is a pool simulation game that you may play on Miniclip's website in your browser. In the game, you see the table from above and compete against one-on-one opponents in real time. You may play the game anonymously or with an avatar if you log in.

Despite the fact that you may play in guest mode to polish your pool abilities without spending any of your hard-earned cash, the game will constantly match you with another visitor. To put it another way, there is no single-player mode in which you compete against a machine.

Tap the 'Pool Shop' button on the game's main screen, then the 'Cues' tab. It is possible to obtain a variety of cues from this location. Click the 'Owned' button to check which cues you have in your locker and change it. Cues must be recharged in order to function properly, which costs players money.

App Information

App  Name	8 Ball Pool
Size	68 MB
Latest Version	5.7.0
Category	Sports
Developer	Miniclip

Coins are earned when you win games. You may spend those coins to enhance your cue in many ways. We're talking about things like basic wood cues at first, but as time goes on, you'll be able to add additional features to spice up your match-ups.

8 Ball Pool is a good pool game that you may play online against your Facebook friends or random opponents. The game's visuals are likewise superb and well-made.

8 Ball Pool Gameplay

8 Ball Pool takes place in accurately styled gaming rooms, where players compete in multiplayer matches for pool money, which may be used to purchase cues and other pool equipment. Each gaming area has its own set of rules, awards, and freebies, yet they all look the same. Players may also earn experience points, which can be used to level up and unlock new gaming rooms, cues, and other features.

Avatars appear in the upper left corner of the homescreen and to the side of the centre when in battle. Players can choose which achievement to seek first by setting their own aims, goals, and objectives; there is no clear purpose in the game other than winning as many matches as possible and levelling up. When in battle, players can speak with one another via chat packs, which enable them to send each other pre-programmed words such as good luck, nicely done, and sorry gotta flee. When Miniclip first introduced the functionality in April of 2014, they included a section explaining why a free chat would not be enabled after detailing the features of the chat packs. They said that the proposal was contested, that it sparked debate, and that it was ultimately not implemented; they claimed that abusive remarks might annoy gamers, and that even if such comments could be reported or blocked, players could still find a way around it. Players may upgrade their conversation packs to utilise various messages while playing; chat packs are purchased with bucks, which are money slips that look like American dollar bills. Bucks are also used to purchase premium cues and other equipment

The Beginner Cue is used by new players to start their game as a "Beginner." With the exception of cue accessibility and game rooms, new players are subjected to the same limitations as high-leveled elite players. Players are also given a quick lesson that teaches them the fundamentals of 8 Ball Pool.

Tips

Do not put the black ball in the pot before the rest of the balls.

Break by employing top spin to force the cue ball into the hole.

Learn how to hit the white ball from eight different angles.

Experiment with the spin of the cue, the force with which you strike the ball, and the length of your aim.

When trying to pocket the balls, don't apply too little power.

Try the stun shot when you've gotten the greatest position with the cue ball.