Karambolibiljardi

Karambolibiljardi, often shortened to carom billiards, is a cue sport played on a pocketless table. The objective is to strike the cue ball so that it contacts at least two other balls. The game is played with three balls: one cue ball for each player, and one object ball. The scoring varies depending on the specific game, but a common method is to score a point for each successful carom.

There are many variations of carom billiards, each with its own rules and scoring. Some of the most popular include three-cushion billiards, where the cue ball must contact at least three cushions before hitting the object ball, and straight rail, where there are fewer restrictions on the cue ball's path. Other forms include straight pool, one-cushion, and artistic billiards. The complexity and strategy involved make it a challenging and engaging sport.

Karambolibiljardi requires a high degree of skill, precision, and strategic thinking. Players must have a strong understanding of angles, cue ball control, and the physics of collisions. The absence of pockets means that players must actively plan their shots to set up future opportunities and prevent their opponent from doing the same. The game is popular worldwide, with professional tournaments and amateur leagues played in many countries.