Most pool table owners don't want young children playing on their pool table. They can mark or damage the felt top or fabric by using a smaller stick or by only using 1 hand which does not support the far end of the pool stick. Normal pool players require two hands to properly shoot a cue ball and due to this, it is almost impossible to scratch or scar the felt surface of a pool table. Young children have not mastered this 2-hand technique due to their lacking the dexterity or height to lean over the table and create that proper stance. This product also can assist people in wheel chairs that may suffer from that same lack of 2-hand shots across the middle of the table. The Kid's Pool Stick Adapter or Cue Buddy will allow children to play pool but make it impossible to scratch the table.

A training device for cue sports provides hands-free guidance for improving cue stick alignment and stroke consistency. The device includes a base configured to attach to a stable non-playing surface, such as a shelf or rail of a billiards table, and a stabilizing structure with two opposing arms that form an opening for receiving and guiding a cue stick. The arms constrain lateral movement of the cue stick during stroking action, particularly near the back gripping hand, which is a common source of misalignment. The stabilizing structure may be pivotable, adjustable, and detachable, with optional low-friction surfaces and modular support pads to enhance stroke fluidity and usability. The device enables both alignment and stroke training, helping players build visual accuracy and muscle memory. It is compact, portable, and may be assembled or disassembled without tools. The invention offers a significant improvement over existing aids by ensuring repeatable, precise cue alignment without interfering with natural player movement.

The Pool Case Stand utility invention abstract offers technical disclosures for this invention to include what is new and how this invention benefits the Pool Player. Technical disclosures for the Pool Case Stand include the following points that describe what is new for this Invention. The Pool Case Stand offers the following technical advantages for the Pool Player that are not available on standard Pool Cases. 1. Ergonomic alleviation of the stress current Pool Cases place on players'bodies using the carrying straps. 2. Stable, upright placement of the Pool Players Case close to their playing area. 3 Ease of transport, due to the built-in wheels. These advantages will allow the Pool Player to avoid injuries, increase their focus and offer easy transport.

The Pool Case Stand utility invention abstract offers technical disclosures for this invention to include what is new and how this invention benefits the Pool Player. Technical disclosures for the Pool Case Stand include the following points that describe what is new for this Invention. The Pool Case Stand offers the following technical advantages for the Pool Player that are not available on standard Pool Cases. 1. Ergonomic alleviation of the stress current Pool Cases place on players'bodies using the carrying straps. 2. Stable, upright placement of the Pool Players Case close to their playing area. 3 Ease of transport, due to the built-in wheels. These advantages will allow the Pool Player to avoid injuries, increase their focus and offer easy transport.