Carrom the way it is played in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan
Carrom (ক্যারম, कैरम, کیرم) is a favourite at home, in tea stalls and clubs across South Asia. We built this game to feel like that wooden board: the games people actually play, and players from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan at the table with their flags.
The games
- Tal Gach (তালগাছ): break the 19-piece tower, any piece scores – first to 170.
- The 29 Game: classic boards, scored at the end of each – first to 29 points.
- Classic carrom with the queen and cover, Disc Pool and Freestyle.
Play with people near you, or anywhere
- Quick Match pairs you with players near your rating; your country’s flag shows by your name.
- Send a challenge link to friends and family, wherever they live.
- Play 1 v 1, 3 players or 2 v 2 – or pass and play on one phone.
Questions
Which carrom games can I play?
Tal Gach, the 29 Game, Classic, Disc Pool and Freestyle – online, against bots, or pass and play.
Is it in Bangla or Hindi?
The game is in English for now; the rules are short and shown in pictures inside the game.