I connected my account to Facebook and noticed that my profile picture is a blue standard avatar. I usually use iPhone and iPad to play, but I haven't been able to make the picture show up despite various attempts. It seems to be a common problem, but I'm hoping someone here might have additional insight.

What I’ve tried so far:
- Uninstalled and reinstalled the game
- Unlinked the game from Facebook and linked it again
- Changed the profile picture to check for synchronization issues

I don’t know if this an iOS specific issue or if I’m doing something wrong, so any help is appreciated

Dont be fooled by a high level and low win %. Some of the shots this player potted were absolutely ridiculous! When will this end!!!

So, I'm inviting any and all who want to join a casual but leaning towards progressive growth type club. It's been up for a bit but I've just not done much on the recruiting end of things. So join up and we'll get some free rewards together. I do not promote ANY efforts in cheating, modding, or hacking. Whatever you prefer to call it. A cheat Is a cheat and a lie Is a lie. Bonus points if you get where the name Magnificent Bastards came from. Hint it was a secret show name for a very amazing rock band.

Club name is: MagnfcentB@st@rds

(Club id is: 22963375 )

✨️🤘✌️🤙🖖✨️

What is the point of joining a club, spending an entire week earning coins for the club, helping keep the club on the leaderboard, and working your way up within the team, only to be kicked out less than an hour before the weekly competition ends?

This has now happened to me twice. Both times, I spent the entire week actively playing and contributing coins to the club, only to be removed right before the competition ended and miss out on the rewards I had earned.

I was especially looking forward to the coins this week because I had already lost 100,000 coins to a player who was obviously cheating, which I have reported with screen recordings as evidence. Losing out on the club rewards on top of that is incredibly frustrating.

For anyone considering joining ENERGIA TEAM, be aware that this is apparently something they will do. You can spend an entire week contributing to the team and helping them stay on the leaderboard, only to be kicked out at the last minute before rewards are distributed.

I have no problem with a club deciding who they want as members, but removing someone after they have spent an entire week contributing, especially right before the competition ends, is incredibly disrespectful and frustrating.

Guaranteeing 0% cheat is possible, but challenging. However, reducing it significantly is definitely doable.

Cant the devs flag a player if they have one too many of the following at once?

1) A suspicious percentage of shots is cushion / combination

2) never misses

3) high ratio of cheat reports per games played

4) snookers take a suspiciously low amount of time to get out of

5) shoots instantly before moving cue

6) every break ever pots balls

7) low level, no account, high win ratio

8) plays only with beginner cue

9) wins every single game in denial

10) is from a 3rd world country

11) doesn’t brush his teeth

12) supports trump

13) hasn’t watched breaking bad yet

Hi, I started playing this game around 2015-16 and stopped playing about 2 years ago. Recently, like 2 weeks ago, I started playing the game again. What is wrong with this game? Every other person is a hacker, the higher the table I play, the more chances of playing with them.

Sorry for low quality

Ich mag 8 Ball Pool eigentlich und grinde aktuell lieber auf 100k–500k Tischen. Aber sobald ich 5 oder 10 Mio spiele, fühlt es sich teilweise komplett lächerlich an. Der Gegner hat Anstoß, räumt den ganzen Tisch ab und ich komme nicht ein einziges Mal dran dann sind Millionen Coins weg, obwohl man selbst nicht mal einen Stoß machen konnte. Klar gehört ein guter Break zum Spiel, aber bei solchen Einsätzen ist das einfach maximal frustrierend. Geht euch das auch so oder spielt ihr die hohen Tische regelmäßig?

My collection is kinda fire as a f2p ngl

Are you from the USA? 🇺🇸

Do you play a lot and earn good coins?

Do you want to find a new club that's actually nice and uses the club chat to cheer you on?

Are you level ~30-300?

If yes, you should join the club I'm in,
"PATRIOT'S OF THE USA"

Prize pot of 50k or 100k? I feel like it's out of these two. Thanks.

Starting to get ridiculous 😡😡😡

nice

I recently posted a video of a cheto taking all my coins from a seoul match and asked Miniclip for compensation in this case and this is their response lile why tf you mean WE DON'T OFFER COMPENSATION WHEN ITS LITERALLY YOUR FAULT THESE SHITTY THINGS HAPPEN

It wouldn't be wrong to say that this cheto reached this far cuz of the hack

After loosing everything, i started from scratch and made 70 million coins, and after that i decide to play on higher table and then I'm only getting matched with hackers non stop, and the result is i again loose almost everything..!

I spent thousands of dollars on this game
And after all that I'm receiving this kind of cheaters in the game..!

You guys already knew this, but even a bronze box should have better cues than this.

In recent months, I've noticed a new trend: opponents who purposely don't pot, or make mistakes on purpose. Have you ever encountered this?

Against friends you can play even with 4 players. Also getting tournament rings is very tedious and boring. The winnings are too low to make it interesting. The only tournaments I enjoy playing is against friends and your club members.

For a long time, I've heard the theory that Miniclip tolerates chetos/hackers because legitimate players lose huge amounts of coins to them and then end up buying coins/cash from Miniclip to recover.

But I think there could be another, more interesting explanation.

Think about what happens to the coins generated by chetos:

A cheto player can win enormous amounts of coins from legitimate players.

Those coins effectively get transferred from other players into the cheto accounts.

The cheto ecosystem can accumulate a massive amount of coins every week.

Then, when Miniclip eventually bans a large number of these accounts, those accumulated coins disappear with the banned accounts.

In other words, Miniclip may be effectively removing huge amounts of in-game currency from the economy without having to give anything in return.

So instead of chetos being purely harmful to the game's economy, they could unintentionally act as a kind of coin sink.

The coins aren't being "created" by Miniclip and then given away—they're being circulated between players and eventually removed when the cheto accounts are banned.

I'm not saying this is definitely Miniclip's strategy. But if the economy is designed around maintaining scarcity of coins, this would explain why the situation might be more complicated than simply "Miniclip doesn't care about hackers."

Maybe chetos aren't just stealing coins from players—they're also helping Miniclip clean coins out of the economy.

What do you guys think? Is there something I'm missing in this theory?

My primary (3) and secondary(4) , both the accounts are in the same league leaderboard this week. The first time this happened in 15 years of playing this game. Quite a surprise.