Putting in time at the table with structured practice and solid fundamentals will improve your billiard game, but how do you know if you are getting better? One method for measuring your progress is to setup a standard shot, or series...

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Pocketing balls is a great first step towards learning billiards, but running out racks takes much more. First, you need to be able to position the cue ball where you want. You should practice shots until you are comfortable shooting with different...

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The contest to win a free copy of Bullseye Billiards is over, so congratulations to our winners: Lupe from Texas Ricky from Indiana Mike from New York Joseph from Indiana Brian from Indiana William from North Carolina Manny from Oklahoma Thanks to everyone who participated in the...

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Every shot starts with selecting an object ball to pocket, but you must also plan where you want the cue ball to land. To position the cue ball, there are 3 "aims" for your stroke: line of aim, tip contact,...

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