<p>According to the laws of carrom:</p>

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  <li>If a player pockets his last C/M by a proper stroke leaving the Queen on the C/B, he shall lose the board by 3 points. If the opponent’s score is 22 or more, he shall lose by 1 point. Also, if a player pockets his last C/M by an improper stroke leaving the Queen on the C/B, he shall lose the board by 3 points. If the opponent’s score is 22 or more, he shall lose by 1 point. If demanded, the opponent shall be awarded one additional point.</li>
  </ol>
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J.John
<p>In Carrom, if both players have one one coin and the queen and one player pocketed their coin before the queen, what is the result?</p>

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Your question is unclear and is mistagged.  Could you please clarify?
Chenmunka
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I think I parsed this out a bit
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Pocketing the Queen
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# Pocketing the Queen

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-03-28)

In Carrom, if both players have one one coin and the queen and one player pocketed their coin before the queen, what is the result?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Your question is unclear and is mistagged.  Could you please clarify?  
> **username_2**: I think I parsed this out a bit  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2017-03-28. Score: 2

According to the laws of carrom:

> 107. If a player pockets his last C/M by a proper stroke leaving the Queen on the C/B, he shall lose the board by 3 points. If the opponent’s score is 22 or more, he shall lose by 1 point. Also, if a player pockets his last C/M by an improper stroke leaving the Queen on the C/B, he shall lose the board by 3 points. If the opponent’s score is 22 or more, he shall lose by 1 point. If demanded, the opponent shall be awarded one additional point.


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