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MoneyGaming\'s multiplayer 8-Ball Pool game has proved itself time and time again to be the Internet\'s most realistic and addictive pool simulation game.
Arguably one of the most widely played online skill games, this version boasts a stunningly realistic physics engine, superior graphics and sound effects and instant playability.
Compete against thousands of players from across the globe for fun or in real money competitions.
8-Ball Pool is not as simple as just pocketing a group of balls as quickly as you can. Ideally, you would like to pot all the balls in a group consecutively, followed by the 8-ball, without affording your opponent a chance to pocket any balls in his group. In practice, however, this will not happen very often, so you will have to bear in mind strategies such as:
Playing Safe - leaving the cue ball in a position where it will be difficult for your opponent to pocket a ball on his turn, Covering The Pockets - leaving balls from your group at the edge of the pockets thereby stopping your opponent from being able to pocket balls from his group in those pockets.

In the two player 8-Ball Live version of Pool, the aim is to be the first player to sink the 8-ball. You play the online game according to the standard 8-ball rules and have to sink all the balls of you colour; solids (1-7) or stripes (9-15), first and then finally sink the 8-ball in a designated pocket to win the online game.
8-Ball is a live game where you play against your opponent in real time. You will see your opponent's shots and he will see yours. You can also see your opponent's Avatar if you are playing against a Gold player. When the online game starts you will both be asked to perform a lag to decide who gets to choose to break or not. You will both take turns in shooting and if you sink a valid ball you may continue shooting until you miss. The online game is played over one round where the winner takes all.
The key to winning is planning ahead. Avoid unnecessary fouls by planning your shots. Think about the next shot after your current shot to decide where you want the cue ball to stop. Bad planning often causes the cue ball to end up in a position where your balls is obscured and difficult to hit or causes a scratch. Or worse; sinking the 8-ball by mistake which will cost you the game. To get the cue ball in hand is very valuable for you oponent so avoid it all costs.

The aim in 9-ball Pool is to be the first player to sink the 9-ball with a legal shot. You play according to the standard 9-ball Pool rules, which means that with every shot you first have to hit the lowest numbered ball (the object ball) on the table with the cue ball. As long as you make a legal shot this way you can sink the 9-ball at any time to win, but so can your opponent so plan ahead to stay on top.
9-Ball Pool is a live game where you play against your opponent in real time. You will see your opponent's shots and he will see yours. You can also see your opponent's Avatar if you are playing against a Gold player. When the game starts you will both be asked to perform a lag to decide who gets to choose to break or not. You will both take turns in shooting and if you sink a valid ball you may continue shooting until you miss or make a foul. The online game is played over one round where the winner takes all.
The key to winning is planning ahead. Avoid unnecessary fouls by planning your shots. Think about the next shot after your current shot to decide where you want the cue ball to stop. Bad planning often causes the cue ball to end up in a position where the object ball is obscured and difficult to hit or causes a scratch. To get the cue ball in hand is very valuable for you opponent so avoid it all costs.
The best way to win the game is to plan your shots so the 9-ball is possible to sink with the object ball.

This is not one online game, but three! Compete in a winter triathlon consisting of Icejump, Skijump and Golf! In Icejump, your goal is to guide Freddy the frog over the treacherous sea littered with ice floes. In Skijump, you control Mandy the mammoth on her race down the skislope. Watch out for the obstacles! The final challenge is Golf, where Freddy and Mandy make a collective effort to toss Freddy as far as possible.
In Icejump, you should try to reach the fish as fast as possible, and try to hit the very middle of it!
In Skijump, it is vital to get as many green lights as possible, as this will increase your speed dramatically. However, just reaching the finish line is worth a lot of points.
In Golf, you should try to choose the perfect angle for the shot. Not too high, not too low. Make sure that you don't miss the bounces, since they almost double your score if you use them both.

The aim of Couronne King is to sink all the green rings with as few shots as possible. You will play through a number of lay-ups of increasing difficulty and receive a bonus based on both your speed and the number of shots you use.
The key to getting a top score in Couronne King is using a minimal number of shots to clear all the lay-ups. Do not waste shots trying to move a ring in position, instead try to find the possible double shots where you can sink two green rings with one shot.
Learn to use the walls to bounce off and sink hard-to-reach rings and to avoid angles that risk sinking your yellow ring. Getting a feel for the right angles and strengths for shots is critical for the perfect game.
Try to plan ahead for your next shot, if you can use a shot to sink a green ring and to make way for the next shot your are on the way to becoming a Couronne King.
To sink a ring behind the closest red line you have to bounce off the far wall.
Don't be afraid to use a red ring to sink a green ring, you do not always have to play around them.
Using maximum strength for each shot is not necessary, it will just increase the risk of unplanned bounces. Use your strength wisely.