Yes. poolhusle is a skill-based real-money game. You stake an entry to join a match or tournament, and winners are paid real funds to their in-app wallet, which they can withdraw.

poolhusle is strictly for players aged 18 and over (or the legal age in your region). Real-money wagering is not available to minors.

In a 1v1 match the winner takes the combined entry pot, minus a small house fee. In an 8-player tournament the pot is the total of all entries; we take a flat 15% fee, refund the runner-up their entry, and the champion receives the remainder.

Open your in-app wallet and choose withdraw. Your winnings are paid out through the supported payment method on file. Every transaction is logged and verified.

Two disciplines — 8-ball and 9-ball — across 1v1 cash matches and 8-player knockout tournaments.

poolhusle automatically tries to reconnect you to your match. If you can't return in time, the result is resolved fairly for both players. Tournament rounds award the win to the present player if an opponent can't continue.

Yes. Both players see the exact same synchronised table, you're matched at your stake level, and outcomes are determined entirely by skill. There are no bots in cash games and no pay-to-win advantages.

Cues are cosmetic-plus items that can tweak feel — such as aim guidance length, power and shot-clock perks. They personalise your experience but the core physics and rules are identical for both players.

poolhusle is available for Android. You can install it from the Google Play Store or by downloading the APK directly from our Download page.

Your balance is held in a protected wallet and every transaction is verified server-side and recorded. We treat the integrity of your funds as our top priority.

Start with the Help Centre, then check this FAQ. If you still need help, reach our team through the Contact page with your account details and a description of the issue.

We encourage responsible play. See our Responsible Gaming page for guidance and tools to keep your play under control, and only ever stake what you can afford to lose.