The term 'Mosconi Game' is a reference to the game of POOL, which is also known as pocket billiards. The game was named after Willie Mosconi, an American professional POOL player who won a record 15 World Championships between 1941 and 1957. The game is played on a rectangular table covered with a felt cloth, with six pockets located at the corners and sides of the table. Players use a cue stick to hit balls into the pockets. The object of the game is to sink all of the balls in the pockets before your opponent does.