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Wooden pawn set for Carrom game
€9.95 Tax included5 1Whole Wood,5/ 5This set of beechwood checkers for Carrom includes ten dark-brown checkers, ten light-brown checkers, one red checker ("queen" or "the red one") and a "striker" or shooting puck.
The pieces have a diameter of 31 mm, weigh 3 g each and come with a small carrying bag.
This popular game in India is played with the fingertips, by flicking the pieces. The aim of the game is to get all your pieces into one of the holes. At the start, all the pieces are arranged in a precise order in the center of the table. You have to break up the colors like in billiards. Each player tries to place his pieces in one of the holes. To do this, they use the shooting puck (the striker) from the back line with their fingers. The winner is the player who first places all the pieces of his color in the holes.
A cross between billiards and shuffleboard, Carrom requires technical and tactical skills. The rules of Carrom allow the player who succeeds in each attempt to remain in the game, otherwise the hand passes to the next player. But beware: players must remain firmly seated, as they can't move around, which calls for strategic shooting techniques. Games from 2 to 4 players.
Further information on Indian billiards can be found on the French Carrom Federation website: www.carrom.net
PH8242Data sheet
- Wood specie
- Beech
- Type of wood
- Solid wood
- Wood color
- Natural
- Wood color
- Various colors
- Age
- ages 6 and up
- Number of players
- 2 players or more
- Game type
- Skill game
- Game for
- Boys and girls
- Delivery fees
- 6.99 euros
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This set of beechwood checkers for Carrom includes ten dark-brown checkers, ten light-brown checkers, one red checker ("queen" or "the red one") and a "striker" or shooting puck.
The pieces have a diameter of 31 mm, weigh 3 g each and come with a small carrying bag.
This popular game in India is played with the fingertips, by flicking the pieces. The aim of the game is to get all your pieces into one of the holes. At the start, all the pieces are arranged in a precise order in the center of the table. You have to break up the colors like in billiards. Each player tries to place his pieces in one of the holes. To do this, they use the shooting puck (the striker) from the back line with their fingers. The winner is the player who first places all the pieces of his color in the holes.
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