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Carrom Game Basics – How to Play and Rules

  Carrom is a game of two, three, or four people with 'Flicking' and 'Striker' a coin in the corner pocket. No need to prepare for a carom board game. The carom board can be rotated 180 degrees on the carom stand, ground, table, etc. so that it will not vibrate or move i.e. stable. Rub carom powder (boric powder) on your board before playing fast games. Two players can sit in front of each other and start singles. In doubles, two teams of four people sit face to face on each side of a carom board. The game of carom begins with nine white counters (known as men or pieces), nine black counters, one red counter (The Queen), and one large and weighty striker. The layout of the caramel should be flat, with the queen in the center circle and the rest of the caramel around the queen alternating between white and black caramel. And three white caramels will form a 'Y' shape with the option. By touching each other in the outer circle, all the caramel should be arr...

How to choose a good Carrom Board and Accessories?

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  Carrom is an indoor game that resembles a combination of pool and air hockey. It is a popular indoor family game in Asian and European countries, and its popularity has resulted in numerous variations of the game. A square wooden board with four corner sockets (pockets) and a striker piece that is flicked towards target pieces known as carrom-men is used in the carrom board game. The object of this game is to score points by sinking the nine carroms "men" (white or black) followed by the queen-coin before your opponent. Carrom is a popular indoor game because, unlike other indoor games, it does not require the use of dice. This game, like billiards, pool, marbles, and air hockey, requires both physical and mental skills to win. It is simple to grasp and equally enjoyable to play. This exciting game, also known as Finger Board, can be played by a maximum of four and a minimum of two people. Accessories for Carrom - The following are the important Carrom Board Acces...