The player who wins the "break" starts.

The break is determined by each player flicking a carrom man.

The player whose carrom man lands closest to the center circle wins the break.

Therefore, the break winner strikes first.

• Carrom is a tabletop "strike and pocket" game from India.
• Players flick a striker to pocket discs, including the valuable "Queen."
• It's a popular pastime and competitive sport, especially in South Asia.
• The International Carrom Federation (ICF) regulates official play.
• It uses a square wooden board, discs, a striker, and powder.
• Carrom fosters social interaction among families and friends.
• It holds significant cultural importance in the region.
• There are efforts to include Carrom in the Olympic Games.

There's no legitimate way to get truly "unlimited" coins in Carrom Pool. Claims of hacks or generators are typically:

• Scams: Designed to steal your personal information.
• Risky: Can lead to your account being banned.
• Ineffective: Often don't deliver on their promises.

The safest way to gain coins is through regular gameplay.