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Designing approachable cue-sport games that reward attention, timing, practice, and the pleasure of improving.
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Independent · Woman-led · Built around play
The next break starts as a question.
Blockchain Billiards is a creative technology company exploring what can happen when cue sports, digital games, and emerging systems share the same table.
Study 001 / Play as a system
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01 / The thesis
Keep the human part.
Question everything else.
Billiards already has everything worth building around: geometry, patience, competition, community, and the quiet satisfaction of a clean shot.
We use that enduring game as a place to test new ideas—not to bury play beneath technology, but to see where technology might make play more connected, expressive, and alive.
Areas of inquiry
Three ways into the table.
Products when they are ready.
Questions until they are.
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Connected billiards
Exploring how physical and digital play might complement one another—from shared challenges to new forms of participation.
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Emerging systems
Examining whether optional blockchain and token-based mechanics can add anything meaningful to games. The experiment serves the play.
Exploring carefully02 / In the wild
One idea has
already broken.
Our first playable project turns practice into a fast, focused mobile challenge.
Now playingLive project
A Blockchain Billiards product
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A skill-led billiards game built around speed, precision, and the satisfaction of getting better with every run.
Our operating principle
“We are not trying to predict the future. We are building small pieces of it, testing what works, and letting play lead.”
Some ideas become products. Some become prototypes. Some remain good questions.
03 / The studio
Two people.
One shared table.
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CEO · Co-founder
Linda
Company leadership, operations, and the human systems that turn an idea into a living venture.
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CTO · Co-founder
Leif
Technology, product development, and the engineering that moves experiments from sketch to screen.
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