Big-picture-historywise, billiard tables evolved in the British Isles around the 1200s, as an indoor substitute in crappy ...

This billiards set has everything you need for an entertaining evening. It includes two pool cues, a cue rack, one set of billiard balls, a ball rack, chalks, and a brush to clean the pool table ...

The set comes with a cue ball, 15 regulation balls, a ball rack, two cue sticks, two pieces of cue chalk, and a felt brush. It’s available in red, black, and blue, as well as a 7-foot option if ...

A table can tell the difference in one of two ways: Either the cue ball is slightly larger—usually about 1/8-inch bigger in diameter than the standard 2.25-inch billiard ball—or it’s housing ...

Since it's played with a cue and a cue ball, it's technically billiards, but snooker has a specific rule set involving 22 balls that need to be sunk with consideration given to each color's point ...

The two pool rooms co-existed for awhile until L.B. bought out Rufty and combined operations, expanding his Salisbury enterprise to 20 tables. Then came the across-the-street move in 1986.