Carrom
Flick, pocket, cover the queen.
The South Asian table game of flicked discs. Nine pieces each, a striker to flick them with, four corner pockets, and one red queen that decides the board. Two players share one screen: drag the striker along your line, pull back to aim, and let go.
Web extra lang ito — wala ito sa app. Ang PartyAt app mismo ay may 17 party games.
Maglaro ng carrom online nang libre — 2 manlalaro, isang device
Carrom board na pinipitik ng daliri. Ilagay ang striker sa iyong baseline, hilahin pabalik para tumutok, at bitawan. Ipasok ang siyam mong pyesa, kunin ang reyna (pula) at takpan siya — sa iyo ang board. Libre, walang sign-up, at gumagana offline kapag na-load na ang page.
Karaniwang patakaran: kapag napasok mo ang sarili mong pyesa, ulit ka; makukuha lang ang reyna pagkatapos ng isang pyesa mo at kailangang takpan sa susunod na shot; kapag napasok ang striker o pyesa ng kalaban, isang pyesa mo ang babalik sa gitna. Walang hand foul at walang 25-point match — isang board ang magpapasya.
Web-only extra ang carrom — ang PartyAt app ay koleksyon ng mga party game para sa isang telepono lang: Larong Bomba, Bingo, Dice at Ruleta, para sa hanggang isang daang manlalaro.
Paano laruin
- Player 1 takes the white pieces, player 2 the black. Place the striker anywhere on your own baseline.
- Drag back from the striker to aim and set the power, then let go to flick it.
- Pocket one of your own pieces and you shoot again. Pocket the striker, or one of your opponent's, and your turn ends with a piece back in the middle.
- The red queen may only be pocketed after one of your own, and must be covered — a piece of yours in the same shot or the next one. Otherwise she goes back to the middle.
Paano manalo
Pocket all nine of your pieces to win the board — but the queen must be settled first. If you sink your last piece while the queen is still in play, you lose the board instead.
Mga tip
- Take the queen when you already have a piece sitting near a pocket: you need to cover her on the very next shot, and a piece you have lined up is what makes that safe.
- A thin cut on the edge of a piece sends it sideways along the cushion; a full hit sends it straight and usually takes the striker with it.
Mga madalas itanong
- Do I need to install anything, or pay?
- No. The board on this page runs in the browser, free and with no sign-up, and the two of you share one device. Carrom is a web-only extra — the PartyAt app is a collection of party games for one phone.
- Which carrom rules does this follow?
- The standard ones: nine pieces each, the queen only after a piece of your own and covered on the next shot, a piece back to the middle for pocketing the striker or an opponent's piece, and another shot whenever you pocket your own. Two things a screen cannot do are left out — the hand and arm foul lines, and the three break attempts — and so is the 25-point match: one board decides it here.
- Why did I lose after pocketing my last piece?
- Because the queen was still unsettled. The rule says the queen has to be pocketed and covered before your last piece; finishing early loses the board. The board warns you on the shot before it can happen.
Kailan ito bagay na bagay
Ipasa ang isang phone at laruin sa mga ganitong sandali.
- Just the two of youHead-to-head while you wait.
- Anywhere, offlineNo wifi, no signal? No problem.