Desktop Controls
Click the mode and stake buttons to enter a match; the site framework maps mouse input to the same touch actions, so drag the striker slider with the mouse to line up a shot.
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Game guide
Overview
Carrom Pool Disc brings the tabletop carrom board online as a portrait one-on-one match. The home screen splits play into two modes: Professional, where you pocket your assigned colour and then the Queen before your opponent finishes, and Freestyle, where any coin you pocket scores points. Each mode offers a free Beginner stake that pays 25 coins for a win, or a 500-coin Expert entry with a 750-coin prize, and every player starts with a balance of 1,500 coins. Matchmaking pairs you online with an opponent — you appear under a guest name such as Guest_123 — over a wooden board with a striker slider along the bottom edge.
Actual gameplay
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Objective and input
How to Play
Pick Professional or Freestyle on the home screen, then choose a stake: Beginner is free and pays 25 coins for a win, while Expert costs 500 coins from your balance and pays 750. The match pairs you with an online opponent. On your turn, slide the striker along the bottom edge of the board to line up the shot toward the coins. In Professional you must clear your own colour and then the Queen to finish first; in Freestyle every pocketed coin scores. Wins pay out to the balance that starts at 1,500 coins.
Mobile Controls
Tap Professional or Freestyle, then tap a stake — free Beginner or the 500-coin Expert — to start matchmaking.
Drag the striker slider along the bottom edge of the board to position the striker before each shot.
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Features
Two ways to play carrom
Professional asks you to pocket your colour and then the Queen before the opponent finishes; Freestyle scores any coin you pocket.
Free or staked matches
Beginner entry is free and pays 25 coins for a win; Expert costs 500 coins and pays 750, with every player starting at a 1,500-coin balance.
Online matchmaking
Each match pairs you online with a rival — shown under guest names such as Guest_123 — for a real one-on-one game.
Wooden board, striker slider
Shots are lined up on a classic wooden carrom board by sliding the striker along the bottom edge.
Useful guidance
Gameplay Tips
- 1
New to carrom? Freestyle's any-coin-scores rule is the gentler place to learn the board before Professional's Queen rule matters.
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The free Beginner stake pays 25 coins a win, so you can rebuild the 1,500-coin balance without ever risking an Expert entry.
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Take a moment on the striker slider before each shot — lining up along the bottom edge first beats rushing the strike.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Professional and Freestyle?
Professional follows classic carrom rules: pocket your assigned colour and then the Queen, finishing before your opponent does. Freestyle is simpler — any coin you pocket scores points. Both are one-on-one matches on the same wooden board.
Do I have to pay to play?
No. Each mode offers a Beginner stake that is free to enter and pays 25 coins for a win. The Expert stake costs 500 coins from your balance and pays 750. Every player starts with 1,500 coins, so there is plenty of room to try both.
Am I playing against real people?
Yes. Matchmaking pairs you online with an opponent for each match — you show up under a guest name such as Guest_123 facing another player. It is a live one-on-one game rather than a solo score chase.
How do I line up a shot?
Use the striker slider along the bottom edge of the board. Slide the striker into position to line up your shot toward the coins before you strike. The slider makes small aiming adjustments easy before you commit.
Which mode should a new player pick?
Freestyle. Since any pocketed coin scores, you can learn the board and the striker slider without tracking colours or the Queen. Move up to Professional once you want the full carrom rule set.
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