Carom Billiards

Umbrella family of pocketless cue sports — straight rail, balkline, 47/2, cushion carom, three-cushion.

👥1 per team🌤indoor
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What is Carom Billiards?

Carom billiards is the family of pocketless cue sports played on a 3.048 × 1.524 m billiard table with three balls. Variants include straight rail (any legal carom counts), balkline, one-cushion, three-cushion and artistic billiards. It is the oldest form of billiards and remains dominant across Europe and East Asia.

Quick facts

Category

Precision Sports

Type

Individual

Players

1 per team

Where played

indoor

Country of origin

🇫🇷 France

Estimated origin

18th-century France (pocketless variant of billiards)

Olympic

No

Popularity

major

Sources & provenance

Last verified 2026-08-20.verified