Carrom Online — South Asia's Classic Board Game

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Carrom is the beloved tabletop game of India and South Asia — billiards on a flat board. You flick a heavier striker piece with your finger to pocket your own coins into the four corner pockets, all clustered around a red queen at the centre.

Here you can play Carrom online free, straight from the browser: hit Quick Play to join a table in seconds, or create a room and share its five-character code with friends.

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Carrom in a nutshell

Two players face off with nine coins each — white against black — around a red queen at the centre. Place your striker on your baseline, aim toward your opponent's side, and pocket your own coins. Pocket one and you shoot again; clear all nine to win the round. Capture the queen and cover her with one of your coins to double the prize.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Carrom game really free?

Yes — you can play Carrom online free at carrom.yeeqia.com directly in your browser, no download or sign-up required. A free table runs alongside optional stake tables.

How many players play Carrom?

One against one: a white player against a black player.

How many pieces are on the board?

19 pieces at the start of every round: a red queen at the centre, nine white coins and nine black coins around her.

How do you win at Carrom?

Pocket all nine of your coins. Whoever sinks their last coin wins the round immediately.

What is the queen and the cover?

The queen is the red centre piece. After pocketing her you must cover her by potting one of your own coins on your next shot; otherwise she returns to the centre. Holding the queen doubles the winner's prize.

What happens if the striker goes into a pocket?

It is a foul: one of your pocketed coins returns to the centre and the turn passes to your opponent — and the queen goes back too if she was awaiting cover.

Do I shoot again after potting a coin?

Yes — pocketing one of your own colour earns you another shot, and you keep the turn as long as you keep potting.

How long do I have to aim?

25 seconds per shot; when the clock runs out an automatic shot is played for you and the turn passes.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes — the site is mobile-first and runs in any modern Android or iPhone browser, and can be installed as an app.