Carrom is a family of tabletop games sharing a similarity in their mechanics that lie somewhere between billiards and table . The game has various other names around the world, including carrum, ...

It’s not surprising if you haven’t heard of Carrom, one of the least-known board-games outside of Asia. The game originated from India and was heavily popular after WW1. Skill and precision are heavy ...

In his collection “the smell of Kebab”, Ali al-Sharif described the game of “Carrom” as on of attack, retreat and wise decisions. The main pillar of the game lies in the flick of the finger, pushing ...

CHESTER - Have you ever heard of the game carrom? It's a hoot, so I thought I'd share it with our readers. When I stopped by my ex's to drop something off for our son, I caught a glimpse of what ...

A tabletop game for two to four players, carrom is thought to have been invented as an indoor sport in India around the eighteenth century. While there is little information on the game’s precise ...