A very funny pool game.

The game of billiards originated in the 15th century in Europe, evolving from outdoor lawn games like croquet. It transitioned indoors to a table with green cloth, simulating grass. Players use cues to strike balls on the table's surface, aiming to pocket them into designated pockets. The rules vary slightly depending on the specific game variant, such as Eight-Ball or Nine-Ball. Generally, players take turns striking either striped or solid-colored balls, with the goal of sinking all their designated balls before the opponent. Strategic positioning and skillful maneuvers are key to mastering this classic and captivating game of precision.