Bringing cuesports into the 21st century!
Purple, Orange & Black
Pro Cue is the modernized cuesports game played by the PCL. The game is played with nine billiard balls of three different colours purple (4), orange (4) and black (1).
15 Minute Games
A player will continue their turn until they fail to legally pocket a ball or commit a foul. To keep gameplay manageable and timing predictable, each game is timed at 15 minutes with a shot clock in place to limit stalling.
Reach 30 Points
The objective of the game is to reach 30 points by pocketing balls in a specific order: purple, orange, black. Each legally pocketed purple ball is worth one point, orange two points and black is three points.
UPCOMING EVENTS
We are very excited for what will be an epic WORLD PREMIERE.
TUNE IN LIVE....August 4th, 2023 at 1PM EST on ESPN 2 / ESPN 8 OCHO
Allison Fisher “Duchess of Doom” - Player
Allison has over 70+ pocket billiards titles, including 4 World Championships, 8 U.S. National Championships (WPBA), 8 U.S. Open 9-Ball Championships (WPBA) and many more! On top of that she has been inducted into the Billiards Congress of America (BCA) and Women’s Professional Billiard Association (WPBA) Hall of Fames!
Johnny Archer “The Scorpion” - Player
Considered to be one of the most successful 9-ball players, Johnny has won over 100 titles, which include, 2x WPA World Nine-Ball Championship Champion, 4x Music City Classic 9-Ball Champion, 9x Mosconi Cup Champion, 6x Turning Stone Classic Champion, and many many more!
Johnny has also been named the Billiards Digest Player of the Year SIX TIMES and was named the Billiards Digest Player of the Decade-1990s in the year 2000.
Jennifer Barretta “9MM” - Player
As a natural born athlete and competitor, Jennifer quickly climbed the ranks to “Player of the Year” which contributed to her achieving the “Touring Pro” status by the Women’s Professional Billiards Association (WPBA) in 2003. She is now one of the top TEN female nine-ball players in the world!! In 2004, she defeated the #1 ranked player on ESPN and in 2006 went on to win her first international title, the Empress Cup in Korea.
Fedor Gorst “The Ghost” - Player
At the age of 23, Fedor is one of the youngest world pool champions ever. Since turning pro at age 17, he has won over 50 championships and titles, which include the 2020 Mosconi Cup, World Nine-Ball Championship, World Nine-Ball Junior Championship, 2x Derby City Classic Master of the Table, 3x Russian Pool Championship 10-Ball, 2x Russian Pool Championship 9- Ball, 2x Russian Pool Championship 8-Ball, and many more!!
Michaela Tabb-McInnes - Referee
Michaela has trailblazed a path for women in the billiards world! She began officiating at top tournaments such as the WPA World Nine-Ball Championship and the Mosconi Cup. In 2001, she qualified to be a referee on the World Snooker Tour and in 2002 officiated the 2007 World Snooker Championships, making her the first female to officiate a World Final.
Steve Strain - Analyst
Steve has been behind the radio mic as a play-by-play announcer since his broadcasting career began in the 90s. He has 13 years of experience in college basketball at the NCAA Division 1 level, which includes the past nine (9) years as “the voice” of the Wichita State University women’s basketball team and four (4) seasons at Texas Tech University. On top of all that, he has worked on ESPN3 calling college football, men’s basketball, baseball, and softball…AND has
called billiard matches with some of the best players in the world!