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Carrom
Quick controls
- Slider
- Slide the striker along your baseline
- Drag on the board
- Aim toward the pointer; a longer drag is a harder shot
- Release
- Shoot
How to play Carrom
Carrom is a tabletop game played on a square board with a pocket in each corner. Nine white coins, nine black coins and a red queen start in the centre. Players take turns flicking a heavier disc, the striker, from their baseline to knock coins into the pockets.
This is the freestyle game: you may pocket any coin. Black is worth 10 points, white 20 and the queen 50. Pocket a coin and you shoot again; sink the striker and you lose 10 points. When the board is clear, the higher score wins. Play the computer on Easy, Medium or Hard, or share one device with a friend.
- Players 1 or 2
- Mode Against the computer, or two players on one device
- Plays on Phone, tablet and desktop
- Price Free, no sign-up
Carrom rules
- Players take turns flicking the striker from their own baseline.
- Any coin may be pocketed: black scores 10, white 20 and the queen 50.
- Pocketing a coin earns another shot.
- Pocketing the striker is a foul: you lose 10 points and the turn passes.
- The game ends when every coin is pocketed; the higher score wins.
Controls
- Slider
- Slide the striker along your baseline
- Drag on the board
- Aim toward the pointer; a longer drag is a harder shot
- Release
- Shoot
- Left / Right
- Move the striker
- A / D and W / S
- Turn the aim, change the power
- Space or Enter
- Shoot
- N
- Start a new game
Carrom questions
How is this Carrom game scored?
It uses freestyle scoring: black coins are worth 10 points, white coins 20 and the red queen 50. The player with more points when the board is empty wins.
What happens if the striker goes into a pocket?
That is a foul. You lose 10 points and your turn ends, although any coins pocketed on the same shot still count.
Can two people play Carrom on one device?
Yes. Set Opponent to 2 players. Player 1 shoots from the bottom of the board and Player 2 from the top.