Killer Pool: Elimination

Killer is the bar elimination game: everyone starts with the same number of lives, shoots in turn, and loses a life on a miss. Last player standing wins. Killer Pool is the scorekeeper for it — built for a phone sitting on the rail while the actual game happens on the table.

ADD PLAYERS, START PLAYING Add everyone playing, hit Start, and the app handles the rest: whose turn it is, how many lives everyone has left, and who's out. No more asking "wait, was I after Marcus or before?"

ONE TAP PER SHOT Potted a ball? Tap POT. Missed? Tap MISS. That's the entire interface during play — lives, turn order, and eliminations update themselves.

PLAYER AVATARS Every player gets a distinct colored initial automatically. Want a real face instead? Tap any avatar to take their photo — nothing leaves your phone, it's just there so "who's up" is a glance, not a squint at names.

HOUSE RULES, YOUR CALL

• Starting lives per player
• 8-ball rule: cap at max lives, or no upper limit
• Shuffle turn order each round, or keep it fixed
• Optional special cards: Ball in Hand, Assign Player, Skip Turn, Free Shot, Swap Lives, Steal a Life, Extra Life, Shield — pick which ones are in play, or run a straight game with none of them

FIX A MIS-TAP Hit the wrong button mid-game? Manage Roster has a lives and cards corrector for every player — no need to restart over a slip of the thumb.

CAST TO THE TV Chromecast sends the live game state to a TV on the same Wi-Fi — the room sees who's up while your phone keeps the controls to yourself. No Chromecast? TV Mode gives you a clean spectator screen for AirPlay or a plain HDMI mirror instead.

WINNER, SETTLED When it's down to one player, Killer Pool shows the final standings — no arguing about who actually won by the time the last ball drops.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-in, no server. Every player, photo, and setting lives in the app's local storage on your phone. Nothing is tracked, collected, or sent anywhere.