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The game is about 800 years old, and 600 years old in its present form.
The first record of an indoor billiards table is from 1429. However, the location and dates that billiards became an indoor game is unknown. The game was enhanced about 1820 to become the billiards game known today.
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How old is pool or billiards?
The games of pool and billiards developed from 800 to 600 years ago to become the game we know today.
How do you play billiards on poptropica?
Billiards is no longer there.
How does mat relate to billiards?
It doesn't. There is no "mat" related to the game of English Billiards or Pocket Billiards.
What is considered the home of Billiards competition?
This depends upon which billiards game - English Billiards is most popular in the UK. Pocket Billiards is most popular in the US.
What should your employment be for billiards?
The only jobs available for billiards is working at a billiards hall at the counter or as a cleaner.
What is the original word for billiards players?
billiards Players
What is another name for billiards?
There are generally two terms used for billiards - English billiards or pocket billiards. Pocket billiards is also called pool. Billiards is a popular bar game that has a number of different names that it has been called over the years but the most notable and popular is simply that of pool.
Can I see a list of billiard rules specifically rules related to the break?
Billiards covers English Billiards, Carom Billiards, and Pocket Billiards, and each has their own set of rules.
What is a sentence for billiards?
Billiards in the name of a popular cue sport.
What game is similar to billiards?
Snooker is fairly similar to billiards.
What is a faulty billiards shot?
A faulty billiards shot is called a "miscue"
Where can classic billiards games tables be bought?
There are many companies that specialize in offering classic billiards game tables. Online, one can order the billiards games tables from Classic Games and Billiards and Overstock.
