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| - Pool in SmallWorlds is very much like other computerized versions of Billiards. One notable difference is that balls are not colored striped and solid. Instead the balls are blue and green. The eight ball is still black.
- Pool is another Baby fairy that is Good Friends With Poof.Her parents are Combo and Wendy.Her Godparents are Kelly.Pool's evil Counterpart is Loop.GO POOL
- Your Webkinz or Lil'Kinz pet can swim in a Pool. It costs 1500 KinzCash.
- Pool is a song from F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin. The song is track 7 on the unofficial soundtrack and was composed by Nathan Grigg. This music played when Michael Becket are in the hallucinations of Alma past that trap inside the vault.
- The pool is an area of the Starlight.
- Pool may refer to:
* Pool (Tropico 1)
* Pool (Tropico 3 and 4)
- The Pool is part of the Gym area at Bullworth Academy in Bully.
- Pool is a village in Random Kingdom VXR, the starting town of the game. It is almost a clichee idealized fantasy village. Pool is also the location of the burial site of Sir Icus, a companion of King Roland during the First Expedition.
- Pool is the second Sports game on FunOrb, released on 10 September 2008. It provides both eight-ball and nine-ball pool, which no different physically from regular pool, in addition to Jagex specific modes like double eight-ball pool, and killer mode. The rules used are Jagex house rules, which are a combination of skill-based rules common in Great Britain, and a few created by the Jagex staff to suit their own style.
- A pool is a deeper, quieter portion of a stream. It may be part of the natural flow of the stream, as in a trout stream, or result from artificial structures such as a weir or dam.
- Pool is a popular mini-game in Playstation Home. There are two versions of pool: English and American. There are four pool tables in the Bowling Alley. Players may opt to purchase a pool table from the mall and place one in any private space that allows active items.
- Below is a list of possible messages generated by pools, and what they mean, credited to the online ADoM Guidebook.
- Pool is the thirteenth episode of the third season of The Pretender which first aired February 20, 1999 on NBC in the United States. It features an appearance by recurring guest stars Jamie Denton as Mr. Lyle, Ryan Merriman as Young Jarod, Harve Presnell as Mr. Parker, Pamela Gidley as Brigitte and Alex Wexo as Young Sydney and also features Jon Gries as Broots.
- Pool is a sport in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV. Two players can play pool and either player wins. The main goal is to get all the coloured balls within the designated colors into the holes in the table and then get the 8-Ball to win. Pool was first seen in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, however, it could not be played by the player. It was only until GTA San Andreas that pool could be played by the player. It was going to be in Grand Theft Auto V, but was cut before release.
- The Pool is a special decoration that was released on May 28, 2015, along with the update. In order to purchase it, the player has to start Higher Class of Politics Pt. 3.
- Pools are found on random locations on the map and are always associated with a deity. Which deity that is can be determined by the color of the "aura" ascending from the water. If the player has a good relationship to the respective deity and drinks from the pool by clicking it, he will receive support in form of a healing or similar. In case of a bad relationship, or sipping from a pool which deity has the opposite alignment of one's own deity, really bad things can happen. On the other hand, deities which are neutral against one's own deity usually just ignore the player.
- Pool is a game played by people who frequent drinking establishments (a.k.a. bars/pubs) and who happen to have less talent than their cousins, the snooker players, who in turn are also just sloppy bangers compared to their more talented counterparts, the three-cushion billiards players. Pool players actually call their games a "sport".
- Pool is a Lovian village on Discovery Island in the State of Sylvania, famed for its history as a key trade port. The settlement lies on the north west coast of the island, between the two streams Saven to the north and the smaller Fey to the south. The Saven floodplanes encompass the northern village borders and the plains there are known for their fertility. Rain is common in Pool during all seasons but summer, and due to a lack of any hills or land to act as protection from wind the settlement experiences high windspeeds all year round. Pool is neighbored to the south by the settlement of Shepby and across the Discovery Bay by Charleston.
- Pool is the third area and the stage of the third set of ten levels in Adventure Mode. It is the backyard of the house in which the player lives, but unlike the front lawn (where the day and night stages take place) there are six rows on the lawn instead of five. The middle two rows are the pool. Before the player buys Pool Cleaners, Lawn Mowers in the pool rows will kill only the first zombie that steps out of the water, and then splash into the pool. During the final wave in any pool level, Ducky Tube Zombies of all three and types will surface from a four by two rectangle at the far right of the pool with or without seaweed on their heads.
- Pool is a released on 10 September 2008. It provides both eight-ball and nine-ball pool, which no different physically from regular pool, in addition to Jagex specific modes like double eight-ball pool, and killer mode. The rules used are Jagex house rules, which are a combination of skill-based rules common in Great Britain, and a few created by the Jagex staff to suit their own style.
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