Great !! I'm glad that I could help you a bit !!

@@seyeah1 THANKS PIERRE FOR YOUR REPLY PIERRE I WANT YOUR HELP PIERRE AS YOU KNOW I AM A BEGGINER OF CARROM BUT NOW I CAN PLAY VERY WELL AND I AM A GOOD PLAYER PIERRE SIR , I WANT SOME DEFENCESIVE STROKES MEANS HOW TO TAKE OUR OPPONENTS COIN IN OUR FAVOUR PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON THIS TOPIC YOUR BIG FAN ❤❤❤❤

Thank you very much Madhav Adya 🙏

Merci beaucoup, ravi que cette vidéo soit utile. Pas évident de parler à la caméra mais je m'efforce de le faire ces temps ci pour tenter d expliquer des petites choses. Qui est Rennes Carrom ?

Thanks again Vinod Kumar Joshi 🙏

Thanks Carlito, yes have a try, you ll see it's useful

Thank you very much

Thanks, ok I'll make that video soon 😉

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Happy that this video could help you for better break's understanding !! 🙏

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Thanks a lot Sir 🙏

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🙏 not really but thanks for the compliment

Interesting !

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Thanks a lot !

J'ai fait une vidéo complète en français il y a 5/6 ans pour des joueurs que j'ai entraîné avant de quitter la métropole. Il est peut-être temps que je la partage à tous.

@@seyeah1 ce serait super ! les djeuns parlent bien anglais, et c'est aussi à ça que je vois que je ne le suis plus 😀

Thanks ! Yes a coin which is near the baseline is very useful and also called a bomb.A kind of joker that will give you the opportunity to open various situations to finish the board.

@@seyeah1 Thanks for the reply. Where is a good place to get answers to rules questions. Been trying to get answers to the following on Reddit, but no answers. * If I pocket Queen and my last CM on same stroke do I win the board? * If I pocket Queen and opponent CM (not his last) is it considered covered for opponent? * Is a common strategy to not pocket queen too early?

@@JohnMRaggio you have to look for the international rules of carrom. *queen and your last coin: queen out, your last coin out plus one more of your coin out as a due, and you keep your turn. *queen and opponents coin in one stroke, you keep your turn to cover the queen with your coin. * depending on the score in the game and the position of the carrommen, it can be a strategy to keep the queen defended near your base frame for example, and reduce your coins first. But the queen is also very important, and many times it's better to confirm it when you can and better defend another opponent's coin. Because the queen value (3) is more around 7 or 8 if you count the 3 points of that queen plus the cover you didn't give to your opponent, and the 3 points + your cover when you took it for you. So it's definitely important to get maximum queens in a game.

@@seyeah1 thanks Pierre. The answer to #2 surprised me, but makes sense. If I don’t cover it then the queen comes out and opponent simply got a free coin? For #1 if I sink queen and coin that is not my last it is counted as covered, correct?

@@JohnMRaggio yes correct

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Hello, thanks for your comment. Which powder do you use exactly ? Is it a potatoe starch powder you got with the board or did you try to find a good one yourself ? Because that potatoe starch powder we are using in Europe is not easy to find, we order it from Germany.. This might be the only problem. Maybe you'd need to put a bit more powder with good one, that what you might use now. You can also order it from www.carrom-online.com if you live in Europe

@@seyeah1 my board did not come with powder so i looked on internet for other powders I can use, I tried baby powder, baking soda and baking powder. I have now looked on Ebay in UK for Potato starch (also called Farina Flour) and it is quite cheap here, I can get 1kg for under £10.00 GBP (€11). I do have corn flour in the kitchen which i may try first. But as you use potato starch I will probably by a little to try an if it works well I will buy 1kg bag. Is your potato starch 100% or does it have anything else mixed in? Many thanks for the help. Gemma.x

@@gemma-louisevinnicombe8773 the one we use from Germany seems to be 100% potatoe starch yes, and I heard it's also called anti set off powder, used in the printing industry to

@@gemma-louisevinnicombe8773 you can. Also contact uk Carrom federation to see if there's a reseller in your country ! And to meet some players by the way 😉

@@seyeah1 thanks. I looked on Facebook for UK groups but didn't find any, I am thinking that in a few months when the worlds in a better place with the coronavirus, I will set up my own group and try and start a local carrom club😃. I am also going to try and get my nieces and nephews playing so we can have family tournaments. Thanks again for your help.x

Thank you very much Sir

Thank you sir, glad you appreciated 😇

very good carrom

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Oh really ? don't know him... thanks for your comment

@@seyeah1 he is a famous wwe wrestler

Synco champion, lamp from a shop called Leroy Merlin in Europe it's called architect lamp

You mean thumbings or hook and rebounds ?

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Hi, from Carrom art, their website is www.carrom-online.com

Hi, we can't compare this one and the ones in India, because here we use potatoe starch powder which is faster than boric powder

Yes, it's planned

Thanks... Wating for it

hahaha, no i didn't

It's easy brother u have to calculate the angle and your fixed grip that's it

Welcome

SYNCO Champion board, WCT serie

Bonjour clés pour la vie

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welcome

which one do you call touch break ? of course there can be many others

I'm from France and I live in Réunion island near Mauritius now

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Where ?

You talk to mach but play to good

Sorry for trying to explain

@@seyeah1 I know, some people don't like the talking parts. But I like it, when people explain things carefully.

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im sorry too...such comment...i like your style...your good

sorry if you don't like my explanations...it's not easy to explain what i feel is important, in one word only..