You form to play billiards depend on each player, but basic techniques exist like the way to maintain the cue or to strike to obtain the result desired. Playing professional billiards requires of daily practices of at least four hours, and a team of complete play, that includes the glove, so that the cue dont slip, the chalk and the cue to play billiards, that vary in its size and material. The common one of the people that you grasped to the clubs of I coach they know to play pool and billiards, but the modalities accepted by the international confederacies are very various: - French Play: is played with two white balls and a red one, seeking to do billiards, that is to say, that the ball that is struck come to touch to the other two. They belong to this type the play band and three bands, according to the quantity of bands that have that to touch before striking the other two balls. - Pool: It is the typical play of pool where with the white ball those of they are struck colors, in order, trying that they enter to the buchacas; has variations as the ball 8, where the order it does not matter and the last ball in entering should be the number 8 and the ball 9, that is played with nine balls, striking them in order and desire who the ball manage to put 9. Playing well billiards is not easy, what is important is to practice with dedication and above all to include the logic in each one of them played.

According to appointment of Anacarsis, the Greeks already played in the century IV a. C. to a play of balls on the floor. Some they consider it as a precedent to the play of the billiards. Two theories on the invention of billiards exist. The French maintain that the inventor of the billiards was the English one Bill Yar. While the English indicate to Henry Devigne as their inventor.
ends of the 18th century a small piece of leather to the extreme of the cue was incorporated, which permitted to achieve effects not before seen. The play of billiards has gone evolving in the time and thus different types of play have appeared, such as the French billiards, the English (snooker) and the American. The first championship of billiards that was celebrated officially was done in England in 1827. In 1835 the French one Gaspar Gustave of Coriolis wrote the "mathematical Theory of the play of the billiards" work that discovered the possibility of parabolic paths by not horizontal attack