<p>If a player puts the queen and a carrom man of the player's own color in the pocket with one use of the striker, the queen is automatically covered, no matter which went first.</p>

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2016-02-02T09:26:38.360Z
This is correct. Note that if you didn't have a C/m pocketed yet (and thus didn't qualify to cover the Queen) then this would count as the qualifying C/m (no matter which went first, and you play on to try to cover. If in this situation you pocket 2 C/m and the Queen together then it covers it.
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2015-09-07T15:05:26.563Z
Fabian Tschachtli
<p>Suppose there are 3 coins remaining on the board: one man of each colour and the queen. If, in a single strike, I pocket my man <strong>followed by</strong> the queen, have I covered the queen?</p>

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If I pocket my man and the queen in a single strike, is the queen covered?
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# If I pocket my man and the queen in a single strike, is the queen covered?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-09-07)

Suppose there are 3 coins remaining on the board: one man of each colour and the queen. If, in a single strike, I pocket my man **followed by** the queen, have I covered the queen?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-09-07. Score: 2

If a player puts the queen and a carrom man of the player's own color in the pocket with one use of the striker, the queen is automatically covered, no matter which went first.

Copied from [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrom#The_Queen)

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: This is correct. Note that if you didn't have a C/m pocketed yet (and thus didn't qualify to cover the Queen) then this would count as the qualifying C/m (no matter which went first, and you play on to try to cover. If in this situation you pocket 2 C/m and the Queen together then it covers it.  

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