Pocket Billiards, commonly known as pool, is a cue sport played on a rectangular table covered with felt. The game involves using a cue stick to strike balls into pockets located at each corner and along the sides of the table. Players aim to score points by sinking their designated balls, which can be either solid or striped, depending on the game variant. There are several popular variations of Pocket Billiards, including Eight-Ball and Nine-Ball. Each game has its own set of rules and objectives, but all require skill, strategy, and precision. Players often compete in tournaments, showcasing their abilities in this engaging and social sport.