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ActivePoolgame Review 2026: Browser Pool and Pro Price
Poolgame is a browser-based 8-ball and 9-ball game with practice, daily challenges and online matches. Its $3.99 Pro upgrade is a one-time payment, but online play and account features have limits without it.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
7.3/10
Good
Our verdict on Poolgame
7.3/10Poolgame suits casual players who want a quick browser-based game of 8-ball or 9-ball, or a place to practise against AI. Its range of modes and adjustable table settings make it more flexible than a bare-bones pool game, and the Pro price is clearly stated as a one-time $3.99 payment. The main caveat is that online 1v1 and account features depend on Google sign-in, while unlimited online play requires Pro. It is a conventional browser game, not a crypto or wagering app.
Score breakdown
How Poolgame scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- 8.0/10
- Fees
- 8.0/10
- Features
- 7.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Poolgame?
Poolgame is a browser-based pool game with 8-ball, 9-ball, AI practice, daily challenges and online 1v1. Players can adjust the table view, cue settings, guidelines, sound and graphics. The site requires WebGL to run the game.
Playing online requires a Google login to invite a friend or join a table. Poolgame lists Pro at $3.99 as a one-time payment, with no subscription. Pro includes unlimited online 1v1, cosmetics, a custom username and profile, and an ad-free experience. The game does not use crypto or describe wagering.
How Poolgame works
Poolgame runs in a web browser and simulates pool on a 2D or 3D table. Players aim and shoot using the on-screen controls; the interface also provides options to adjust the cue, guideline visibility, graphics and sound. Available modes include 8-ball, 9-ball and practice against AI.
For online 1v1, players sign in with Google to invite a friend or join a table. The site offers a limited free online option and sells Pro as a one-time upgrade for unlimited online 1v1 and extra account features. Poolgame describes no crypto assets, wagering or on-chain gameplay.
5 features
Key features
01
Pool game modes
Choose 8-ball or 9-ball, or practise against AI at easy or hard difficulty.
02
Online 1v1
Play 1v1 online by logging in and inviting a friend or joining their table.
03
Practice and settings
Practise without a match and adjust settings such as guidelines, cue sensitivity and graphics.
04
Daily and trickshot play
The site offers daily challenges and a custom trickshot mode.
05
Optional Pro upgrade
A one-time Pro purchase adds online play, cosmetics, a custom profile and an ad-free experience.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Includes both 8-ball and 9-ball, as well as AI practice.
- Runs in a browser and offers 2D and 3D table views.
- Provides adjustable cue, guideline, graphics and sound settings.
- Pro is described as a one-time payment rather than a subscription.
- The site offers free practice and daily challenges.
Watch out for
- Online 1v1 requires signing in with Google.
- The free online multiplayer option is limited; the site directs players to Pro for unlimited 1v1.
- The site does not explain how Google account information is handled.
- Pro unlocks cosmetics and profile options, but those benefits are not available without paying.
Poolgame fees
Poolgame lists its Pro upgrade at $3.99 as a one-time payment, including tax, with no subscription. The site does not list a separate fee schedule for gameplay; it describes Pro as the paid option for unlimited online 1v1 and other account perks. No crypto or blockchain transaction fees are described.
Is Poolgame safe?
Poolgame is presented as a browser game, not a crypto dapp: it describes no deposits, wallet connection, token or smart-contract activity. Smart-contract audits and custody arrangements are therefore not applicable to the product as described. The site uses Google sign-in for online play, but does not explain its account-data practices. This is not a gambling product; users should be 18 or older for gambling where relevant, and gamble responsibly.
5 steps
How to get started with Poolgame
- 1
Open Poolgame in a browser with WebGL support enabled.
- 2
Choose 8-ball, 9-ball, AI practice, or another available mode.
- 3
For online 1v1, sign in with Google and invite a friend or join a table.
- 4
Adjust controls and preferences, including cue sensitivity, guidelines and graphics settings.
- 5
Consider Pro only if you want the listed paid perks, such as unlimited online 1v1 and cosmetics.
Who Poolgame is for
Poolgame is for casual pool fans who want browser-based 8-ball or 9-ball, AI practice, daily challenges or friend matches. It is less suited to players who want online play without signing in or who expect all multiplayer features to be free.
Poolgame FAQs
What is Poolgame?
Poolgame is a browser-based pool game offering 8-ball, 9-ball, practice against AI and online 1v1 matches. It also has daily challenges and a trickshot mode.
How much does Poolgame Pro cost?
The site lists Pro for a one-time payment of $3.99, including tax, with no subscription. It says Pro includes unlimited online 1v1, 50-plus cosmetics, a custom username and profile, and an ad-free experience.
Can you play Poolgame for free?
The site says unlimited online 1v1 requires Pro, and that only one player in a match needs Pro. It also offers free practice; the site does not specify all limits for free online play.
Is Poolgame a gambling or crypto game?
No. Poolgame is a browser-based pool game, and the site describes no wagers, deposits, crypto tokens or prizes tied to gameplay.
Why is Poolgame not loading?
The game requires WebGL. If it does not load, the site suggests enabling hardware acceleration or using a browser that supports WebGL.
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