They combined soccer and pool into a business people line up for!

30 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Dan Novaes describes an entrepreneurial concept that merges soccer and billiards into a unique entertainment business. The idea uses a giant pool table where participants walk on the surface and kick balls into oversized pockets, following standard pool rules but replacing the cue with their feet. Novaes emphasizes that the experience is inherently shareable: participants laugh, compete, record videos, and post them online, driving organic, word‑of‑mouth growth without traditional advertising. This viral loop creates crowds, bookings, and steady demand. He concludes with a broader lesson for entrepreneurs: innovation can stem from remixing existing, well‑understood ideas rather than inventing something entirely new. He invites viewers to follow UBK for more entrepreneurial stories.

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They combined soccer and billiards and turned it into a business people line up for. Sounds simple, but it's genius. Here's the play: same rules as pool, but instead of a cue, you walk on the table and kick the balls into giant pockets. Now, it's not just a game; it's an experience. People laugh, compete, film it, post it, and that's where the growth comes from. No ads, just people sharing something fun and different. Now you've got crowds, bookings, and constant demand—all from remixing two things everyone already understands. The lesson: you don't always need something new. Sometimes you just need to combine what already works and turn it into something people can't ignore. For more entrepreneurial stories and information like this, follow UBK.