Six cues have printed coin prices. Summer and Archer's Rest show the same stats, so the cheaper line is the buy while those numbers last.
Six cues have printed coin prices. Summer and Archer's Rest show the same stats, so the cheaper line is the buy while those numbers last.
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Prices printed on 3 Oct 2026
Only these cues have a coin price in that catalog. Confirm the shop before you pay. The coin gap calculator subtracts coins you type from a price you type.
Cue
Coins
Time
Spin
Aim
Force
Sum
Starter
0
1
1
1
1
4
Briarwood
500
2
1
1
2
6
Blue Laminate
5,000
2
1
2
2
7
Summer
10,000
2
2
2
2
8
Archer's Rest
25,000
2
2
2
2
8
Gilded Archer
50,000
2
2
2
3
9
Obsidian
150,000
2
2
3
3
10
How to walk the ladder
Play on Starter until you have 500 coins, then look at Briarwood. It adds one Time and one Force. Spin and Aim stay at 1.
Blue Laminate is the first printed Aim 2. That is a 5,000-coin jump for one Aim point over Briarwood.
Summer is the first line with 2 in every stat, at 10,000 coins.
Skip Archer's Rest while it still shows the same 2/2/2/2 as Summer. You would pay 15,000 extra coins for no printed stat change.
Gilded Archer adds Force 3 for 50,000. Obsidian adds Aim 3 and Force 3 for 150,000. Both are small steps next to the set cues.
Do not stop at Obsidian if a set is open
Astra Cue T5 sums to 27 and Galaxy Cue T5 sums to 26 in the same catalog. Lava Core, from the Galaxy Battle Pass in that article, sums to 18. Those cues have no printed coin price. If your menu can reach a set or the pass, spending 150,000 coins on Obsidian is the weaker printed line.
Tables and visual effects are called cosmetic in the beginner account. Buy them after the cue you will actually shoot with. Full unlock text for every cue is on the cue sticks page.
What the letters on the rank page mean
The cue ranks sort this catalog by the sum. They are not an official tier list. A low letter on a 500-coin cue can still be the correct next purchase.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is [UPD] 8 Ball Duels free?
Yes. The Roblox listing has no price. Coins from matches are the currency the official description tells you to spend on equipment. Some cues in the 3 Oct 2026 catalog come from sets, a battle pass, card flips, likes, or a friend invite rather than a coin price.
Where do I play, and on which devices?
The experience is place 116921506811323, created by the verified Pool Duels group. The listing says it supports Desktop, Mobile, Xbox, and PlayStation 5. Server size on the experience record is 50. Voice chat and camera were marked not supported on the public page extract.
Are there working codes?
No code string is published on the official description, and none was collected for this place. Codes from other pool games belong to those games. The reward the listing does name is to like the game and join the Pool Duels group.
How does a match end?
The 3 Oct 2026 beginner account says the first player to pocket the 8-ball legally, after clearing their own group, wins. Solids and stripes are assigned from the first ball pocketed after a randomly chosen break. The official description does not restate this rules text.
What should I spend coins on first?
Buy along the printed coin ladder only while the shop matches it. Briarwood is 500 coins. Do not buy Archer's Rest for 25,000 coins while Summer still shows the same 2/2/2/2 line for 10,000. Check set cues before spending 150,000 on Obsidian, because several set cues have much higher printed stat sums.
