American carrom has some variation on normal carom,It was derived in America by missionaries to the East, in 1890s,Believing that the game required reorganization for Western tastes, a Sunday school teacher named Henry Haskell tainted the game, Much of the game is the identical, but the striker's weight is condensed and the carrom men are smaller.

This is the chequered board used in chess game.chess board consists of 64 squares (8 rows and 8 columns) arranged in two alternating colors (light and dark). Similar boards are also known as checkerboards.

The Table or Stand on which the Carrom Board is put to play would not be less than 63cm and not more than 70cm in height. The Carrom Board, when placed on it, would not be uneven or shake. eventhough, padding below the Carrom Board and/or the Table or Stand on which the Carrom Board is taken placed, might be used to make the playing surface of the Carrom Board level and firm as far as possible.

A ludo board is normally a square marked with a cross. Each arm of the cross is divided into three columns, with the columns divided into usually 6 squares. The centre of the cross is the ending square which is often divided into four coloured triangles. Each coloured triangle is combined with a coloured middle column appears as an arrow pointing to conclude. The shaft of each arrow is a player's home column and is five squares long.