Strip cards
Ten lines, digits 0–9, one each. Quicker to fill than a grid and settled the same way — the line whose digit matches the last digit of the combined score takes the period.
EightballSports
Run the game. We call the winners.
Free squares and strip cards you run with your crew — settled period by period off real scores. No buy-in, no house.
How a game settles
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Final |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Away | 3, last digit 3 | 3, last digit 3 | 17, last digit 7 | 20, last digit 0 |
| Home | 7, last digit 7 | 13, last digit 3 | 20, last digit 0 | 24, last digit 4 |
Games · free to play
Run a game tonight
Pools you play against other people, not a house. Start a game, drop the link in the group chat, and rail it together. We draw the digits, watch the score, and call each period as it lands.
Squares
A 10×10 grid. Everyone claims squares, the digits are drawn at lock, and whoever holds the pair at the end of a period wins it — four payouts a game, not one.
Eightball runs the game and calls the winner from the official score. It never accepts, holds or settles a wager.
Scores
Tonight’s slate
Live scores by period, and under each one the last digit of the running total — the digits a squares grid or a strip card settles on.
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