ScoreBoard

Online Pool & Billiards Scoreboard

Pool matches are usually scored as a race: each rack (game) a player wins counts 1, and the first to reach the target, such as 5, 7 or 9 racks, wins the match. ScoreBoard's free pool scoreboard counts racks with one tap and declares the winner when someone reaches 7.

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Pool scoring rules at a glance

Scoring unit1 point per rack (game) won
Common racesRace to 5, 7 or 9 racks
8-ballPocket your group (solids or stripes), then the 8-ball
9-ballHit the lowest ball first; pocketing the 9 legally wins the rack
Handicapped leaguesEach player may need a different number of racks

How the Pool preset works

The Pool preset is a race to 7: tap a player each time they win a rack, and ScoreBoard declares the winner at 7. For other races, use the Standard preset and stop at your target.

Point buttons
+1
Target score
7
Win by
Any lead

How to keep score for pool online

  1. Open the pool scoreboard. The Pool preset is already selected.
  2. Name the teams or players (2 to 12) and pick their colors, then tap Create Game.
  3. Tap a team’s card or its point buttons to add points. On a keyboard, press 1, 2 or 3 to score for that team and Shift + the number to undo.
  4. Open the gear menu for fullscreen and XL score size, or tap Share to get a 6-character code others can join at thescorekeeper.app/app/join.
  • Tap the rack winner as soon as the last ball drops.
  • Use Next Round to play several races in one session and keep a running tally.
  • Works for darts legs and shuffleboard frames too.

Pool scoreboard FAQ

What does race to 7 mean in pool?

A race to 7 means the first player to win 7 racks (individual games) wins the match. Races to 5, 7 and 9 are common in bars, leagues and tournaments.

How do you keep score in 8-ball?

In 8-ball each rack is won by the player who pockets all of their group (solids or stripes) and then legally pockets the 8-ball. Scoring the match means counting racks won.

Can I keep score for a pool league night?

Yes. Create a game per match, add up to 12 players or teams, and share the code so teammates can follow every race live.

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Last updated November 2, 2026. Rules summarize the common professional format; local leagues may differ.