Carrom Pool: Disc Game by Miniclip turned a living-room board game into a phone habit: pull back the striker, aim for a corner, and watch a disc drop with that satisfying little snap. We wanted the same flicking loop without an install, so we built Pocket Flick, an original disc-flicking board game that runs right here on this page. Free, no download, no signup. Drag back and flick, and you are playing on your first tap.
Play Pocket Flick now
Drag back from the striker to aim, then release to flick. Best played with sound on.
How to play
The board loads with nine discs already set out and your striker on the baseline, so you can take your first shot immediately. Drag back from the striker in any direction on touch or with a mouse, and a dotted aim line plus a power bar show exactly where the flick will send it. Release to fire. On a keyboard, use the left and right arrow keys to rotate your aim and hold the space bar to charge power, then let go to flick.
Pot a disc in any of the four corner pockets and it is cleared for good. If the striker itself drops into a pocket, that counts as a foul: it gets respotted on the baseline and costs you an extra flick, exactly like a scratch would. Clear all nine discs and the round ends, showing your flick count and time against your personal best.
The board layout is seeded from the date, so everyone playing today faces the same starting positions. Your best score and day streak are saved on your device. Nothing leaves your browser.
How it compares to Carrom Pool: Disc Game
Pocket Flick keeps the part of Carrom Pool that makes the loop addictive: the pull-back aim, the little thrill of lining up a shot into a far corner, and the instant restart when a round ends. The physics are tuned for the same feel, discs slow down naturally, bounce off the rails, and knock into each other on the way to a pocket.
We deliberately left out everything that turns a tabletop game into a live service. There is no online multiplayer here, so you are always playing solo against the clock, not another person or a queen-and-cover ruleset. There are no coins, no gem economy, no striker skins to unlock, and no tournaments. It is one board, nine discs, and a clean round that resolves in under a couple of minutes.
If you want to challenge friends or strangers in real time, collect striker designs, or climb Miniclip’s ranked ladder, Carrom Pool is the real app and it is built for exactly that. Pocket Flick is the flicking itch on its own, stripped down to the board.
Get the full app
Carrom Pool: Disc Game by Miniclip brings the complete experience to Android, with real-time multiplayer matches, a queen disc and cover rules, striker collections, and seasonal tournaments.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Carrom Pool in a browser?
Miniclip does not publish an official browser version of Carrom Pool: Disc Game. The game on this page, Pocket Flick, is our own original disc-flicking board game built around the same pull-back-and-release loop, and it runs in any modern browser on phone or desktop. For the official game with multiplayer and events, you need the Android app.
Is this the real Carrom Pool app?
No. Pocket Flick is an original game we built, inspired by the traditional disc-flicking board game that Carrom Pool and other apps are based on. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Miniclip in any way. The board art, striker design, and sound are all our own work, and the download links above point to the official app.
Does the board change every day?
Yes. The nine discs are laid out from the calendar date, so every player sees the same starting board until it resets the next day. Restarting the same day gives you another attempt at that day’s layout, which is how you chase a lower flick count.
Is it free?
Completely. There are no ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts, and no data collection. Your best flick count and day streak are stored in your browser’s local storage and never sent anywhere.
Does it work offline?
Once the page has loaded, the game makes no further network requests, so it keeps working through connection drops. For dependable offline play in the official game, note that Carrom Pool: Disc Game needs a connection for its multiplayer modes and events.
