<p><strong>Two of your pocketed pieces are removed and placed on the board. You continue playing, trying to cover the queen.</strong> </p>

<p>I'm referring to the <a href="http://icf-media.beepworld.de/laws-of-carrom.htm" rel="nofollow noreferrer">ICF Laws of Carrom</a>:</p>

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  <p>101) a) While covering the Queen by a proper stroke, if a player pockets the striker along with his C/m, the C/m so pocketed plus one C/m as Due shall be taken out for placing by the opponent. The player shall however, continue his turn. If in that subsequent stroke no C/m of the player is pocketed, the Queen shall not be considered to have been covered and it shall be taken out for placing.</p>
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Samthere
<p>Say I'm white, and the board has 1 white, 3 black and 1 Queen left on it.</p>

<p>I pocket the Queen. Then, when covering the Queen, I pocket both the remaining white piece along with the striker.</p>

<p>What is the outcome?</p>

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Think you've used the wrong tag.
Drunk Cynic
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Please suggest and guide me in carom rules
Mohammed Rayees Ahmed
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Mr Samthere yes ur right. But what will be outcome ?
Mohammed Rayees Ahmed
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Pocketing the striker while covering the Queen
Mohammed Rayees Ahmed
# Pocketing the striker while covering the Queen

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-11-27)

Say I'm white, and the board has 1 white, 3 black and 1 Queen left on it.

I pocket the Queen. Then, when covering the Queen, I pocket both the remaining white piece along with the striker.

What is the outcome?

**Tags:** carrom

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Think you've used the wrong tag.  
> **username_0**: Please suggest and guide me in carom rules  
> **username_0**: Mr username_2 yes ur right. But what will be outcome ?  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-11-30. Score: 0

**Two of your pocketed pieces are removed and placed on the board. You continue playing, trying to cover the queen.**

I'm referring to the [ICF Laws of Carrom](http://icf-media.beepworld.de/laws-of-carrom.htm):

> 101) a) While covering the Queen by a proper stroke, if a player pockets the striker along with his C/m, the C/m so pocketed plus one C/m as Due shall be taken out for placing by the opponent. The player shall however, continue his turn. If in that subsequent stroke no C/m of the player is pocketed, the Queen shall not be considered to have been covered and it shall be taken out for placing.


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