The 4T's • Somewhere in the Cascades

SQUATCH POOL

FIRST BREAK / v0.1
THE FIRST GAME

But Wait, There's More.

Classic 8-ball, with a Squatch-sized surprise: one solid and one stripe wait off-table. When you clear your balls, your opponent chooses either remaining ball and where it goes.

Table size
2¼″ balls and regulation pocket mouths at every size. Changing size starts a new rack.
NEW HERE? START IN 3 STEPS1 Tap a ball, then pocket (after break)2 Aim + power3 Tap SHOOTClear your group. Your opponent chooses a hidden ball to place before your 8.
YouOpen table
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HOUSE RULESVS.Break shot
Speed SquatchOpen table
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THE FOUR T'S • 7 FT · 78 × 39 INOPEN TABLE
★ PACIFIC NORTHWEST ★THE FOUR T’S
FROM THE BOOTH

Welcome to The 4T's. Break 'em like you mean it.

CALL YOUR SHOTAfter the break, tap a ball, then a pocket.
Ball: not calledPocket: not called
Your shotTap or drag on the table to aim. Choose your power, then shoot.
🎱 CUE SPIN Optional · leave centered for a normal shot

THE ORIGINAL UNIVERSE

More games. More Squatches. More stories.

Explore the original episodes, technical rules and field notes while we build new playable adventures.

LEARN THE GAMES → · ORIGINAL STORIES & FIELD NOTES →

QUICK RULES

What's the catch?

Play 8-ball, except the 7-ball and 15-ball start off the table. When you clear your visible group, your opponent chooses either remaining hidden ball—even their own—and places it in a legal spot. They can block your route to the 8 or force a difficult shot. If it’s your ball, you must sink it before the 8.

In this first prototype: no called pockets or push-out rules; fouls award ball-in-hand. Groups are assigned after a legal post-break pocket. After the break, call your ball and pocket. Slop stays down but does not count.

TABLE TALK

Shot history

  1. Fresh rack. Everyone still has a chance.