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Championship Pool cheats & codes
19 codes for Championship Pool on the Nintendo Entertainment System, including Game Genie codes.
Championship Pool Game Genie codes
How to use: Galoob's Game Genie plugged in between the console and the cartridge. Type the codes in on its start-up screen, then press Start. In emulators, add them through the cheat menu and choose the Game Genie format if asked.
| Effect | Code |
|---|---|
| 1 Foul Loses The Game (Instead Of 3 - Only In 10-Ball In Party Mode) | PAOUYALA |
| 2 Fouls In A Row Loses The Game (Only On 9 And 10-Ball In Party Mode) | ZAOUYALA |
| Fouls Don't Count (Only On 9+10-Ball And Rotation In Party Mode) | SLNUKXSO |
| Number Of Fouls Is Not Cleared After A Good Shot | SUOLXXSO |
| Player 1 Always Breaks In 9 Or 10-Ball | OZVETASX
AAVEYEST |
| Player 2 Always Breaks In 9 Or 10-Ball | OZVETASX
PAVEYEST |
Championship Pool Other codes
How to use: Additional codes collected by the community. Enter them through your emulator's cheat menu, choosing the format that matches your emulator.
| Effect | Code |
|---|---|
| 1 foul loses the game instead of 3 (only in 10-ball in party mode) | PAOUYALA |
| 2 fouls in a row loses the game (only on 9- and 10-ball in party mode) | ZAOUYALA |
| Fouls don't count (only on 9- and 10-ball and rotation in party mode) | SLNUKXSO |
| Number of fouls is not cleared after a good shot (only on 10-ball in party mode) | SUOLXXSO |
| Player 1 always breaks in 9- or 10-ball | OZVETASX
AAVEYEST |
| Player 2 always breaks in 9- or 10-ball | OZVETASX
PAVEYEST |
| Player 1 Always Breaks In 9 Or 10-Ball | OZVETASX
AAVEYEST |
| Player 2 Always Breaks In 9 Or 10-Ball | OZVETASX
PAVEYEST |
| P1 Score Modifier (FF For 'High Score') | 045F:00 |
| P1 Has A -247 Score | 0460:FF |
| P2 Score Modifier (FF For 'High Score') | 0461:00 |
| P2 Has A -247 Score | 0462:FF |
| Menu Modifier | 0589:00 |
Using cheats today
Original cheat devices like the Game Genie, Action Replay and GameShark still turn up second-hand and work with original cartridges. Most modern emulators also have a built-in cheat menu that accepts these formats, so you can toggle codes on and off without extra hardware. Codes can differ between regional releases and revisions of a game; if one doesn't work, try the code list for another version.
Cheats can corrupt save files in rare cases, so back up your saves before experimenting.
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Cheat codes are from the libretro-database community collection, used under CC BY-SA 4.0; the code tables on this page are shared under the same license. Codes are provided as-is: some may not work on every version of the game.