TAPSIXTY Carrom

Play Carrom online free against the computer — no sign-up and no download. Drag back from the striker to aim and set power, then release to flick it across the board. Pot your white coins — and the bonus red queen — into the four corner pockets. Pot one of your own and you shoot again; sink the striker and it's a foul. First to pot all six of a colour wins. Choose easy, medium or hard.

How to play Carrom — rules & strategy →

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Play Carrom online against the computer

Carrom is the beloved South Asian "finger billiards" — a square wooden board, four corner pockets, and a heavier striker you flick to pot your coins. In TAPSIXTY Carrom you play white against a computer opponent with three skill levels: drag back from the striker like a slingshot to set angle and power, release, and watch real physics do the rest. Pot one of your own and you shoot again; pot the striker and it's a foul. First to sink all six of a colour wins, and the red queen is a bonus point for whoever claims her.

A physics game, not a dice game

Every shot is momentum, friction and angles — the engine simulates mass, spin-free collisions and the slow glide of a well-struck coin, tuned to feel like the boards you remember. That makes Carrom the most skill-heavy game on the site: there is no luck to blame, just line and touch. Soft shots preserve position; full-power breaks scatter the pack. The aim line and power ring show you exactly what you're committing to before you let go.

Reading your shots

Think like a pool player: the coin leaves along the line from the striker's contact point through the coin's centre. Straight shots are gifts; cut shots need you to aim past the pocket. When no pot is on, play position — nudge your coins toward corners and leave the opponent nothing. The full rules, foul list and technique live in our How to play Carrom guide.

FAQ

How do fouls work?

Sink the striker and you pay a penalty — a potted coin comes back onto the board. The guide covers every case.

What is the queen worth?

The red queen is a bonus point on top of your six coins — a small edge, and serious bragging rights.

Do I need an account or download?

No — free in the browser on desktop or phone. Mouse or finger both work; the pull-back aim is the same.

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