CUE PLAY

For venue owners & tournament directors

From the first entry
to the final score.

Run pool, snooker and other cue sports events with scoring suited to the game. Bring registration, draws, tables and results into one connected workflow.

Players and spectators in the Pattaya Open tournament room

The event desk, connected

See the room.
Make the next call.

Work from the event overview to manage the draw, tables and scores. Public event pages give players and spectators their own way to follow.

The organizer tools, in your hand

Run the event.
Stay in the room.

Open the draw, manage match operations and share the public event page from the CUE PLAY mobile app.

  • FindYour event details and bracket.
  • ManageMatches, schedules and the roster.
  • ShareThe public event page with players.
CUE PLAY phone organizer tools for Tuesday 9-Ball, with event details, bracket, scoring devices and match operations
CUE PLAY tablet organizer tools for Tuesday 9-Ball, including match operations, schedule and roster
Also available: a browser based legacy dashboard
Historical browser organizer dashboard with table assignments and match lanes
Browser dashboard · historical March 2026 screenshot. Example data; current controls may differ.

01 / PrepareEvent details, registration, roster and draw.

02 / RunTable assignments, match calls and scoring.

03 / SharePublic brackets, completed results and event history.

The game sets the scoring

Different disciplines.
The right controls.

Rack wins, points, frames or lives: CUE PLAY uses different scoring interfaces for different games.

Pool

Run 8-Ball, 9-Ball and 10-Ball with rack scores and race-to targets. Setup also includes Blackball, Chinese 8-Ball and other pool disciplines.

Straight Pool, One Pocket and Rotation use points-based scoring. Check your chosen discipline and format together before the event.

Snooker

Choose 15-red or 6-red snooker. Track frame scores, frames won, the current break, ball values and fouls in the snooker interface.

The scorer or referee makes the rules decisions and awards the frame; the app records the play.

Killer Pool

One table, an ordered roster and lives for each player. The shared scorer highlights whose turn it is, advances play and records eliminations.

Use Correct Shot or Lose a Life, with Undo when a correction is needed.

Build around your competition

Choose the field.
Shape the event.

Draws & stages

Use single elimination, double elimination, round robin and supported group-to-knockout flows. Review the draw, seeds and byes before publishing.

Players & teams

Bring together player registrations and organizer-managed rosters. Supported doubles events keep team names and members connected to the competition.

Handicap events

Set supported starting-score or ball-handicap rules for the event. Review recommendations and retain organizer control over the applied settings.

Available formats, handicap options and scoring controls depend on the discipline. Killer Pool uses its own single-table lives format.

CoPilot

See what needs
your attention.

CoPilot brings event checks and operational insights into the organizer view, helping you spot the next decision as the room gets busy.

Use its guidance alongside the actual match and table state. You stay in control of the competition.

Before, during and after

  • Before: review estimated duration, table setup and capacity warnings.
  • During: spot idle tables, ready-match queues, longer-running matches and schedule pressure.
  • After: review event summaries, match timing and table use where data is available.

Estimates depend on available event data. CoPilot does not automatically change your format, race lengths or rules.

Players, staff & spectators

Keep the whole room
in the picture.

Run the tables

Assign matches to tables and manage the queue. Use automatic dispatch where the event supports it, while keeping organizer control over the operation.

Score at the table

Use authorized scoring on a phone, tablet or supported browser scorer. Give scoring devices the event access they need, separate from public viewing.

Share the event

Give players and spectators a public link for brackets and results. Use supported TV views in the room; player match notifications help communicate table calls.

Access for your team

One venue.
A shared operation.

Venue permissions and a player subscription are separate. Authorized organizers manage the venue’s events; a player upgrade does not grant organizer access.

Review venue plans and allowances →

Before your first event

  • Confirm the venue and its owner.
  • Review the format, field and tables.
  • Agree who runs the event and who scores.
  • Check the public draw and results workflow.

Tell us about your room

Let’s plan your
first event.

Share your venue name, location, number of tables and the event format you want to run.

Email the CUE PLAY team ↗

Opens your email app. No account or payment is created by this preview.

See CUE PLAY in a real event →