Quick answer: DesiTableGames is a free, independent site for South Asian table games. We publish clear rules and free online score keepers for carrom, 29 and Court Piece (Rang), with the regional variants families actually play.
Why we built this site
Every family plays carrom, 29 and Court Piece a little differently. The rules live in old federation PDFs, long text pages or app adverts, and the score usually lives on a torn piece of paper. We wanted one place where you can check a rule in a minute and keep score on your phone without installing anything.
What you will find here
- Free score keepers: Carrom Score Keeper, 29 Card Game Score Calculator and Court Piece Score Keeper. They work in any browser, need no sign-up and save your game on your own device.
- Regional presets: official ICF/AICF carrom rules, house rules, the 29 pair, double and under-half rules, and Court Piece courts, goon court and points scoring.
- Plain-English rules: carrom board rules for beginners and 29 card game rules, with more games on the way.
- News: major events such as the World Carrom Championship 2026.
How we write the rules
We base our rules on primary sources: the Laws of Carrom of the All India Carrom Federation and the International Carrom Federation for carrom, and long-standing reference sources such as pagat.com for card games. Each article names its sources. Where families and regions play differently, we say so instead of picking one "correct" version.
Spotted a mistake or play a different variant?
Tell us. Rules corrections and new regional variants are the most useful messages we get. Use our contact page, and we will update the article or add your variant to the score keeper.
Is DesiTableGames free?
Yes. The site is supported by advertising, so every tool and article stays free. We do not run real-money games and we do not promote betting or gambling apps.