Pooking - Billiards City

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Pooking – Billiards City Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Complete All Levels

1. Take As Much Time As You Need

Billiards is a game of patience as much as it is a game of skill and strategy. Pooking – Billiards City currently only has a single player game mode that does not have a set time limit within which you have to make a shot. Most especially for beginners, failing to bank a shot in the game is almost always a result of a miscalculation, potentially borne of hasty inclinations to perform a shot that seems perfectly accurate at the time.

Even players who have some experience with other pool games need to get accustomed to the game’s physics regardless of how precise it seems. Likewise, repetition and practice with using different power levels is needed to ensure that succeeding shots you make will have the exact level of power you need. This applies not only to banking a shot but placing the cue ball as well to an optimum spot for the next shot to make.

One of Pooking – Billiards City’s unique mechanics is that the balls are not always situated at the center of the pool table just like conventional billiards games. There are hardly break shots at the start of the level and you proceed to choose from among the scattered balls which one to attempt to bank first. While the aim may be particularly focused on a particular target, taking the unlimited time in your hands as a strategic tool should prompt you to consider every other option.

This same scenario applies to all other shots you make. Pooking – Billiards City makes it very convenient in that the cue stick will seemingly point towards a potential target after each shot you make. Although gameplay is generally easy enough in that banking whichever ball in whichever order you want can result in cleaning the table, always exercising patience to consider the best possible choice will tremendously raise the chances of an actual perfect play.

2. Lower Power Is Often Better

It can still happen that the actual shot you make is far from how you saw it in your mind despite exercising patience. Miscalculations are common especially for beginners and while perception of angles is an equally common culprit, errors in projections can be attributable to using excess power in your shots.

Even in a real game of pool, power shots are typically only performed on break shots, especially since doing so leaves better chances of spreading the balls out, even increasing chances of lucky banks in some cases. Beyond the break shot, there is hardly any need to even exert effort as far as applying power is concerned in the subsequent shots.

This should be always kept in mind with every shot you make in Pooking – Billiards City. The power level adjuster to the left may have a wide range within which you can choose the power level of the shot you want to use. However, be conscious and avoid the temptation of using its maximum capacity. For the most part, you should only consider playing along the halfway point of the adjuster. The friction of the pool table in the game is decent and even the slightest tap on the cue ball can go a long way.

One common scenario that follows a shot with too much power involves the target ball shaking back and forth on the inner sides of the pocket. Although this may sometimes result in the ball ultimately being banked, chances swerve more towards the ball being spit out of the intended pocket. Whether it is a corner pocket or a side pocket in a conventional table, a slowly approaching ball towards it, even with a lack of precision, has a much higher chance of falling in.

Another hazardous effect of using too much power leads to a scratch that could have been otherwise avoided. One of the reasons you want to have absolute control of the cue ball is to pinpoint exactly where you want it to wind up after each shot. Employing too much power makes it more unpredictable to determine where the cue ball will end, with additional collisions adding more variability to the shot’s ultimate outcome. More power, in this sense, risks a higher chance of leading to a scratch.

3. Always Keep The Next Shot In Mind

Break shots, or the first shots in a game of billiards, as well as the last shot, are the only shots in the game that do not require the player to think ahead. Since there are no break shots at the start of each level in Pooking – Billiards City, all but the last shot you take should be done with the next shot in mind.

Beginners are likely to focus exclusively on the shot at hand, figuring out which of the remaining balls ought to be targeted once the cue ball comes to a halt. Experts and veterans, on the other hand, will mentally map out all the shots they need to make to clear the table before even taking their first shot.

It takes a lot of experience and practice to be able to fully plan the sequence of shots you need to make to clear the table. Way beyond that, it is several folds more challenging to actually manage to do it. At the very least, however, we recommend making a habit out of preparing the next shot with each shot you make.

This involves banking your current shot and at the same time leaving the cue ball in a location that makes it perfect to take the next shot. Of course, this involves looking into at least 2 of the available balls in play and considering them as your first and second targets, respectively.

It certainly will not be as easy at is sounds but with some patience and practice, you should be able to manage doing it consistently enough to take it to the next level. Ultimately, the goal in mind leads to being able to do it just like pro billiards players do and mapping out the sequence of shots you need to pull to clear each table. Even professionals do not consistently experience perfect plays but Pooking – Billiards City is a lot easier and you can more easily clear a level even with some or a couple of deviations from your initial plans.