Philos Carrom bricks Bulldog, in wooden box

The Carrom game, also known as finger billiards, demands both technical and tactical skill from its players. At the beginning, all the pieces are placed in the centre of the Carrom board according to a predetermined order. Each player then tries to sink their pieces into one of the holes. The striker is flicked with the finger from the baseline. Each successful shot entitles the player to another attempt. The winner is the first player to pot all the tiles of their colour. Dimensions of a game piece: approx. 32 x 9 mm Weight of a game piece: approx. 6 g.