
Trick shots
Hand made showcase tables, then hundreds of generated trick shots in chapters that never run out. Every one has been proven possible by our shot finding robot.
Cuedillo: Trick Shot Pool
Chalk up. Every table in Rollo's pool hall hides a trick shot.
Real pool physics, 500+ trick shots, spin, swerve and jump shots with Rollo.
Free on Android. Not on Google Play yet: check back soon.

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Rollo the armadillo runs the cosiest pool hall in town, and every table has a trick shot waiting. Bend the cue ball round a blocker, jump it over a wall of balls, bank a red off two cushions, or stop the cue ball dead in a ring.
Every ball slides, rolls and spins like on a real table: draw, follow, stun, side spin off the cushions. When you want a proper game, rack up Shell Out or Lowdown against the bots, pass the phone to a friend, or play together on several phones.

Hand made showcase tables, then hundreds of generated trick shots in chapters that never run out. Every one has been proven possible by our shot finding robot.
A new trick every day, the same for everyone. Keep your streak going.

Rollo teaches stun, follow, draw, running and reverse side, masse and jump shots, one short lesson each, with a live preview of the path your spin will take.

Eight ball style: pot your shells or your bands, then call the black. Breaks, fouls, ball in hand.
Nine ball style: always hit the lowest ball first, and the 9 wins the game.
Two players, one phone: pass it after every visit to the table.

Same Wi-Fi or nearby: one phone hosts the table, friends join, bots fill empty seats.
Invite a friend with a room code, or find a match one against one. Quick reactions, no chat.




Slide, roll and spin like on a real table, with throw on cut shots, side spin off the cushions, masse curves and jump shots.
Showcase tables first, then generated trick shots in chapters, each one proven possible, so there is always a way.
Spin school and an aim guide that shows the whole shot in the first levels and steps back as you get better.
Shell Out and Lowdown with breaks, fouls, ball in hand and called pockets, against bots at three levels: Chalky, Bumper and Pockets.
Pass the phone, several phones in the same room, or online with a room code.
Watch your best shots again in slow motion and share the moment.
No betting, no coins, no money on the table. In English, Portuguese and Spanish, with German, French and Italian arriving in the next update.

The armadillo who runs the pool hall, in a flat cap, vest and bow tie. A master of trick shots, he cheers your best ones, groans at scratches and rolls into a ball when you pull off something special.
Smooth late night soul jazz for a cosy pool hall: warm Hammond organ, walking upright bass, vibraphone and a muted trumpet, with a laid back groove at the table that leaves room for the click of the balls. The soundtrack is still being made.
Yes, it is free on Google Play. There are two optional one-time purchases: one turns off the ads between levels and games, and Premium removes every ad and makes the long aim guide, Show me, the free retry and Improve score free up to a daily limit. No coins, cues or random rewards for sale.
Ads never show during a shot. In the first levels and in Spin school the long aim guide, Show me and the free retry are completely free. After that they come with a short ad you choose to watch. Now and then an ad may come between levels or games.
Yes for trick shots, the daily trick shot, Spin school and games against the bots. Play together uses Wi-Fi or Bluetooth in the same room, and online games need a connection.
English, Portuguese and Spanish, with German, French and Italian arriving in the next update.
Android phones, through Google Play.
It is made for players aged 13 and over who like pool, billiards and clever physics puzzles. The official age rating is shown on Google Play.
Yes: pass the phone for two players on one device, play together on several phones in the same room, or invite a friend online with a room code. You can also find a one against one match online.
No account and no sign in. The game sends anonymous game events and its own error messages. The ad network uses the advertising ID and an approximate location from your connection. Online, names, shots and reactions pass through our relay and nothing is kept once the room ends. Phones in the same room talk directly to each other.