The camera presents the table in a 3D view, allowing the player to examine angles and plan a route for the cue ball. The main objective is to complete the rules of the selected cue-sport event before the opponent.

Players choose shot direction, adjust power and cue-ball spin, then strike the ball. Successful positional play is important because each shot affects the next one. Progression comes through matches, events, and increasingly difficult opponents or tables, depending on the selected mode.

Plan the cue-ball route before taking the shot, not just the path of the object ball. Favor controlled power over maximum strength, especially when the next shot depends on position.

Use spin sparingly until the rebound behavior is understood. When safety play is possible, leave the cue ball in a difficult position rather than attempting a low-probability pot.