Billiards Archive
Every past table, racked again. Each date's seed fixes the scatter of all ten balls, exactly what every player faced that day. Archive plays are free practice; your scores and streak are untouched.
- Won
- Lost
- Skipped or unplayed
Replay any table
Billiards is single-player online pool: ten balls, thirteen shots, a chalk-line aim guide and pockets that punish a smashed edge clip. Pick a date from the calendar and you get that day's exact rack, the same scatter every player saw, free and without an account.
How the archive works
Each day has one rack that counts, identical for every player, and playing it while the day is live is what moves your streak, best score and leaderboard entry. Archive tables are practice instead. Play as many as you like, in any order, with no effect on your record. It's the natural place to catch up on a day you missed.
A true second attempt
There is no randomness in a rack beyond its seed, and none at all in the physics: the same shot on the same table always lands the same way. Replaying an archive day is a genuine second attempt. The ball you rattled out of the corner pocket will sit exactly where it sat, and this time you know not to force it.