Pool Masters APK + MOD vv0.40.17 (Unlimited Coins, Ads Disabled, All Cues Unlocked, All Tables Unlocked, In-App Purchases Free)

Pool Masters Mod is a mobile billiards simulation developed by Eyeball Games. It targets players seeking a realistic 8-ball and 9-ball pool experience with competitive online tournaments and a progression-based cue collection system. The game operates within the sports simulation category, focusing on physics accuracy and cosmetic customization.

What This Mod Unlocks

• Unlimited Coins: The in-game currency counter does not decrease on spending.
• Ads Removed: All interstitial video ads and banner placements are disabled.
• All Cues Unlocked: Every cue, including premium and event-limited designs (e.g., Toothless, Hookfang), is available for immediate use.
• All Tables Unlocked: All playable table skins and environments are accessible without meeting win conditions.
• In-App Purchases Bypassed: The mod intercepts payment verification, granting premium items for free.

The mod functions by patching the game's resource validation routines. It replaces server calls for currency deduction and ad triggers with local positive responses.

To activate the primary mod features, launch Pool Masters Mod and navigate to the in-game store. Attempt to purchase any coin package or a locked cue. The transaction will complete without a real payment, and your currency balance will increase or the item will be unlocked.

This Pool Masters Mod mod APK requires Android 7.0 or higher. It occupies approximately 185 MB of storage after installation. Root access is not required.

Installation follows three steps. First, download the APK file. Second, enable installation from unknown sources in your device settings. Third, locate the downloaded file using a file manager and tap to install.

Known edge cases exist. In online multiplayer modes, opponents may see your unlocked cues, but server-side validation for tournament rewards remains active. Clearing the app's data resets progression but not the mod's core unlocks—re-entering the store restores them. On some devices with Android 12+, a one-time permission prompt for file access may appear during first launch.