This game is very similar to English Billiards, in which points are accrued for "colliding two balls", called cannons. This is different to most cue sport games, in which the object is to actually sink balls.
Carom is a game in which the players compete for a pre-determined time period, rather than until the balls have been sunk.
It is generally played on an english billiard table, of three quarter size, which is 8 foot x 4 foot.
This category contains organisations that are regarded as governing bodies for the sport. The association will generally have relevance to a large area and operate on either a state or national level.
Sites specifically for clubs and local leagues should be submitted to that category.
This category contains sites that provide information on players involved in the sport. These players should be professional in status, however amateur players that have achieved considerable success and regarded as playing at an elite level, can be included.
The player may well participate in numerous disciplines, however they should be listed under the discipline for which they have achieved most recognition.