The Signature striker is made from strong and smooth high grade Acrylic and it comes packed in a clip close storage case. When placing the striker on the board to shoot, it must touch both baselines, either covering the end circle completely or not touching it at all. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Then you will lose the round by the number of your coins on the board along with the value of the queen.

The queen is placed at the center at the end of the turn, even if a player manages to pocket it before being able to cover it.If that player cannot score any points then that player loses the turn and their opponent can choose to play any carrom man, Black or White in favour. The carrom board game is usually played on a well-built plywood base, and this acrylic striker is no exception! A carrom board striker should not “slash the moon” or stand with one foot inside the circle and the other within the baseline.

Carrom became popular as tōkyūban ( 闘球盤, Japanese for 'pounding board', 'fight ball board' or "throw ball board'), but fell in popularity in the Shōwa period. Carrom is played using small disks of wood or plastic known as carrom men (sometimes abbreviated CM, c.

Imitation ivory professional 40 mm diameter carrom striker as per International Carrom Federation specifications, with assorted engravings on top surface. This is used when there are several pieces around your base line making it difficult to position your hand for the normal long finger style.

Semi-square, with a smooth top edge, this striker has a great feel and plays particularly well with starch powder.Avidly played in Asia and Indian sub-continent, the game today has spread its wings across the globe.