Member confederations and countries

Map of member countries as of November 2011^[update] (July 2008 data also available)

The WPA members are grouped by six continental/regional confederations, who in turn, consist of members from a country's national federation. The chart and table shows the WPA's members as of November 2011^[update]:^[1]

Organization (and map key color)	Member Countries
All Africa Pool Association (AAPA)[1]	Egypt Lesotho Libya Malawi Mauritius	Morocco Namibia Nigeria Reunion South Africa	Swaziland Tanzania Uganda Zambia
Asian Pocket Billiard Union (APBU)[1]	Bangladesh Brunei People's Republic of China Chinese Taipei Hong Kong India Indonesia Iran	Japan South Korea Kuwait Macau Malaysia Maldives Philippines Qatar	Saudi Arabia Singapore Sri Lanka Thailand United Arab Emirates Vietnam
Billiard Congress of America (BCA)[note 1][1]	Canada	United States
Confederation Panamerica of Billiards (CPB)	Argentina Aruba Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia	Costa Rica Ecuador Honduras Mexico Netherlands Antilles[note 2][1] Nicaragua	Panama Peru Puerto Rico Uruguay Venezuela
European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF)[1][2]	Albania Austria Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina[note 3] Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus[note 3] Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France	Germany Great Britain (UK)[note 3] Greece[note 4] Hungary Ireland[note 5] Israel Italy Liechtenstein Luxembourg Macedonia Montenegro[note 4] Netherlands North Cyprus	Norway Poland Portugal[note 3] Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain[note 3] Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine
	The EPBF pre-dates, and was a founding member of, the WPA.
Oceania Pocket Billiard Association (OPBA)[1]	Australia

[edit] Current WPA World Champions

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Discipline:	Champion:
Artistic Pool	Andy Segal, as of March 2011[update][3][4]
Eight-ball	Dennis Orcollo
Nine-ball	Men's Division: Yukio Akagariyama, Women's Division: Bi Zhu Qing, Juniors, Boys' Division: Marek Kudlik, Juniors, Girls' Division: Oliwia Czuprynska, Wheelchair Division: Jounu Tahti, as of September 2011[update][3][4][5]
Straight pool	Oliver Ortmann, as of October 2010[update][3][6][7]
Ten-ball	Huidji See, as of May 2011[update][3][4]