Download Carrom Pool APK 18.15.0 Free for Android

Carrom Pool: Disc Game has passed 500 million Google Play installs, built on three modes and a 19-piece board where the red Queen decides every Classic match.

Carrom Pool: Disc Game is a real-time multiplayer carrom board game from Miniclip.com, sitting in the disc-flicking sub-genre alongside pool and shuffleboard. It runs on Android 7.0 and up, with parallel builds on iOS and web, and weighs roughly 170 MB on install. The pitch is simple to start and slow to master: flick a striker to pocket your nine assigned pucks, then claim the red Queen before your opponent clears their side. Three modes (Carrom, Disc Pool, and Free Style) change the scoring, while custom strikers, arena entry fees, and a chest economy give the long grind its shape. With a 4.5 rating across 7.4 million reviews, it is one of the most-played board games on mobile.

Carrom, Disc Pool, and Free Style: the three modes and how each one scores

The fastest way to lose coins in Carrom Pool is to enter the wrong mode for your skill, because each of the three changes the win condition completely. Picking the right one decides whether the Queen even matters in your match.

Carrom (Classic) is the traditional ruleset and the strictest. The board holds 19 pieces: 9 white, 9 black, and 1 red Queen. You pot your assigned color, and the Queen can only be claimed after you have already pocketed at least one of your own pucks. The catch trips up most new players: after potting the Queen, your very next shot must pocket one of your own pieces to “cover” her, or she goes straight back to the center spot. Cover her and the bonus points often swing the board.

Free Style drops the color restriction. You pocket pucks of any color and race to 120 points, which makes it the lowest-pressure mode for learning angles, power, and rebounds without losing a buy-in over a Queen mistake. New accounts should grind here first.

Disc Pool uses a pool-table-style layout and runs the quickest rounds, rewarding clean potting and tight angle control over the slower positional play of Classic. There is also a 2v2 option that adds turn-passing teamwork rarely seen in solo carrom apps. One rule applies across every mode: pocket your own striker and it is a foul that costs you a previously pocketed puck plus your turn, which can flip a winning board in a single shot.

The best strikers in Carrom Pool and what Force, Aim, and Time actually change

A premium striker against a basic one is often the difference between a win and a loss before either player takes a shot, because every striker carries three stats that directly affect your control. Most guides list strikers by looks; the stats are what decide matches.

• Force: sets the raw power ceiling of your shot. A high-Force striker drives harder break shots and long-rail pots that a weak striker cannot reach at full pull.
• Aim: sets the length of the on-screen aim guideline. More Aim shows your trajectory further across the board, so you can line up cut shots and rebounds instead of guessing. This is the stat competitive players chase hardest.
• Time: sets the maximum seconds you get per shot. Extra Time matters in tense late-board situations where you are calculating a Queen cover under the clock.

You unlock new strikers two ways: opening chests won from matches, or buying them in the shop with coins and gems. The premium chests (Pro, Master, and Supreme) hold the higher-stat strikers, while the daily Lucky Box drops a free reward every 24 hours. The practical move for a mid-level account is to prioritize a high-Aim striker before a high-Force one, since precision wins more Disc Pool and Carrom boards than power does, and you can upgrade a striker further to push its stats higher than its base values.

How to win more boards: the shots and Queen plays that decide matches

The single biggest skill jump in Carrom Pool is learning to set up the Queen cover instead of grabbing the Queen the moment you can, because an uncovered Queen returns to the center and hands your opponent the tempo.

Go for the Queen only when one of your own pucks already sits in an easy pocket line for the next shot, so you can pot her and cover her back to back. Rushing her with no follow-up puck in position is the most common way strong-looking boards collapse.

A handful of shots carry most matches. The break opens the game: hit the gap between two pucks in the middle of the cluster with firm power to scatter pieces into different pockets rather than smacking the front disc dead-on, which often pots your striker for a foul. Side shots let you either pot at an angle or block your opponent’s easy lane, a safer play when you have no clean direct pot. The second hit (a rebound off the rail back into a puck) lets you clear two pieces in one turn, while the board shot bounces the striker off two or three cushions to reach a puck tucked behind a blocker. Hold your power low and your lines clean: most fouls come from over-hitting, and every foul costs you a puck plus the turn.

How coins, gems, and arena entry fees work in Carrom Pool

Carrom Pool runs on two currencies that do very different jobs, and confusing them is how new players go broke in a single session. Every ranked match charges an entry fee, and losing it stings more than the loss itself.

Coins are the match currency. Each arena charges a coin buy-in, and the winner takes the combined bounty. The Paris lounge sits at the bottom with a small entry fee, which is exactly why it is the right place to grind until your win rate is steady; higher arenas demand far larger coin buy-ins and pit you against tougher opponents for bigger prizes. Burn through your coins in a high arena and you are stuck farming Free Style for small pots to climb back.

Gems are the premium currency, used for premium strikers, exclusive items, and the better chests. They come in slowly through play or through real-money purchase, which is why gem-priced strikers feel out of reach early on.

The free income streams are worth working daily: the Lucky Box every 24 hours, victory chests from wins, and the Carrom Pass, a reward track that also unlocks voice and video chat during matches for holders. Stacking these keeps your coin balance healthy enough to stay in arenas above Paris without spending.

What’s new in the Carrom Pool version 18.15.0 update

Version 18.15.0 leans into club competition and social play, building on the foundation laid through the 18.x releases earlier in the year.

Clubs now climb weekly Club Leaderboards for shared rewards, while the new global Lucky Shot Leaderboards hand out extra prizes for top performers across the player base. Club gifting arrived as well: members can request gifts and earn rewards for sending them, which gives smaller clubs a reason to stay active between events. Club leaders gained full role controls to promote, demote, kick, ban, and transfer ownership, so well-run clubs can manage their rosters properly. The update also expanded language support with several added languages and a cleaner selection flow at first launch, alongside the usual round of bug fixes and stability work.

Carrom Pool MOD APK features

This MOD targets the two walls the stock version puts in front of every player: the coin and gem grind that gates the better arenas and strikers, and the short aim guideline that makes bank shots a guessing game. It removes the resource ceiling and extends the aiming so you can play any arena with a top striker from the start.

Unlimited Coins

Coins stay maxed instead of draining every time you pay an arena entry fee. Where the stock game forces you to grind low-stakes Free Style and the cheap Paris lounge to rebuild a balance after a few losses, the MOD lets you buy into the highest arenas straight away for the bigger bounties, and buy any coin-priced striker without farming for it. This matters most once you climb past Paris, where a single lost buy-in in a top arena can wipe hours of careful coin saving.

Unlimited Gems

Gems sit at the cap rather than trickling in through wins or real-money top-ups. That opens the Pro, Master, and Supreme chests and every gem-priced striker immediately, instead of waiting on slow daily drops. The practical payoff is equipping a high-Aim or high-Force striker on day one, the kind of striker that normally takes weeks of chest grinding to pull, so you are not stuck shooting with a low-stat starter against opponents who paid to upgrade.

Long Aim Line (Extended Guideline)

The stock aim guideline length is tied to your striker’s Aim stat, so a basic striker shows a short line that stops well before the rails. This feature stretches the trajectory line across the board and through rebounds, letting you plan bank shots off the cushions, set up a clean Queen cover, and line up the side shots and board shots that normally take real practice to judge. It is the single most-searched Carrom Pool MOD feature, and it is most useful in Disc Pool, where tight angles decide brisk rounds.

All Strikers Unlocked

Every striker is available from the start instead of being locked behind chests or coin and gem costs. You can equip the highest-Aim striker for precision potting or the highest-Force striker for harder break shots before entering a single arena, rather than opening Pro and Master chests for the chance at one. Pairing a top striker with the extended aim line removes both halves of the skill gap the stock game builds between new accounts and upgraded veterans.

Note: the table below maps the core differences between the stock Carrom Pool and the MOD build, so you can see exactly what changes around the coin economy, strikers, and aiming before you install.

Frequently asked questions

Will the Carrom Pool MOD get my account banned?

There is real risk. Carrom Pool is an online multiplayer game, and Miniclip runs anti-cheat against third-party tools, with players regularly asking for stricter ban waves on modded clients. An extended aim line and unlimited coins are detectable in ranked matches. If your account holds progress or purchases you care about, run any MOD on a separate or throwaround account rather than your main.

How is the MOD different from the stock APK?

The stock version gates arenas behind coin entry fees, locks better strikers behind Pro, Master, and Supreme chests, and ties your aim guideline length to your striker’s Aim stat. The MOD removes those limits: coins and gems stay maxed, every striker is unlocked, the aim line extends through rebounds, and ads between matches are stripped out.

Can you play Carrom Pool offline and is it free?

The game is free to download and play. The single-player practice and offline modes work without a connection, which is the best place to drill break shots and Queen covers. Online play (ranked arenas, 2v2, club leaderboards, and matches against global opponents) needs an internet connection to match you with other players.

How do you pocket and cover the Queen?

In Carrom (Classic) mode you can only claim the red Queen after pocketing at least one of your own pucks. The moment you pot her, your next shot must pocket one of your own pieces to cover her. Miss that cover and the Queen returns to the center spot, so set up a puck in an easy pocket line before going for her.