Offizielle Carrom-Regeln

von Admin So 14 Nov 2010 - 14:47

Die offiziellen Carrom-Regeln findet Ihr auf www.carrom.de:

Deutsches Carrom-Regelwerk

Die englische Originalfassung gibt's auf der Website der International Carrom Federation:

English Carrom Laws

von Toon Mo 4 Jun 2012 - 19:19

Ich war gleich auf der Website von der Indische Federation. www.indiancarrom.com
Unter 'General news' sah Ich das Sie erneuerte Regeld gemacht haben:

FEDERATION INTRODUCES SHORTER VERSION OF CARROM and
TAKES REVOLUTIONARY STEPS

New Delhi: 4 March: In order to make the game of carrom media and spectator friendly besides attracting common man to this game and making it more popular, the All India Carrom Federation has introduced shorter version of the game and adopted lot of new schemes. The historic and revolutionary decisions were taken by the Working Committee of the Federation in its marathon meeting held on 2nd and 3rd March 2009 at New Delhi.

The Federation will conduct all tournaments on new rules with effect from 1st April 2009. It has also directed all State and District Associations to follow the new rules. As per new rules, it will take about 60 minutes to complete a match whereas earlier it was taking about 135 minutes to finish a match. All the matches would now be decided by best of three games of four boards or 23 points whichever is earlier. Queen will now carry 2 points as against existing 3 points. Queen will not be required to be covered. A player will get only 10 seconds for making a stroke instead of 15 seconds. In case of tie of score after 4 boards, tie-breaker and then sudden death will be applied. The Federation conducted an experimental All India prize money tournament on new rules at New Delhi. Based on the feed back received from the participating players and the success of the tournament, the Federation adopted new rules. Yogesh Pardeshi of PSPB who is the current World Champion, won the tournament while Sandeep Deorukhkar of PSPB and M. Nataraj of Indian Airlines got 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.

To motivate State & District Associations, umpires and players for better performance, the Federation instituted annual 'Carrom Excellency Awards'. It decided to organize a week long residential coaching programmes for cadets, sub-junior and junior level players in all zones during the forthcoming summer vacation followed by two more camps during the remaining part of the year. The Federation has recently signed two agreements with two District Associations to start residential carrom academies in Varanasi in UP and Akola in Vidarbha. It has formulated a separate scheme for training of senior players. It will organise 'training for trainers' courses every year and create a fresh panel of coaches in every State besides having a national panel of coaches. It has introduced new examination system for Umpires and Referees. The Federation also adopted a new selection procedure of Indian players for their participation in international events.

It has been made mandatory for all State Associations to depute girls and women teams in all national championships failing which they will be suspended for one year without any notice. It has also been made necessary for all State and District Associations to organize separate events for junior and sub-junior boys and girls in their State and District Championships. The Federation has decided to focus on marketing and publicity of this game. It has decided to circulate carrom CDs and especially designed brochures in about 5000 schools and colleges. The Federation would advertise its events on radio channels and send big number of SMS to create awareness among the masses. It has decided to give special incentives to girls and women players for participating in national level tournaments.

The Federation introduced a new scheme to send birthday greetings to more than 1000 Indian players, umpires and officials every year and it has already got printed specially designed birthday greeting cards and started sending. It has introduced new uniform for umpires, referees, Indian players and officials.

SK Sharma

Hony. General Secretary

Hat das auch Konzequenzen für der ODM Regeln, oder bleiber die noch immer das Selber?

von Gast Mi 6 Jun 2012 - 9:40

Hallo Toon,

meines Wissens haben sich die Regeln international nicht durchgesetzt. D.h. auf Welt- und Europameisterschaften wird nach den Regeln gespielt, die wir alle kennen.

Aber man möge mich verbessern, wenn ich falsch liege.

Gruß
Kai

von Gast Mi 6 Jun 2012 - 9:43

Nachtrag.

Auf die Regeln, nach denen die ODM gespielt wird, hatte das bisher keinen Einfluß. Und wird es auch hoffentlich nicht haben, da die sogenannten neuen Regeln (von 2009) meiner Meinung nach total bescheuert sind.

Das ist aber auch nur meine persönliche Meinung.

Gruß
Kai

von kij Mi 6 Jun 2012 - 21:10

Hallo zusammen,

da hat der liebe Kai völlig Recht. So einen Blödsinn braucht niemand. Das wurde mal in 2009 diskutiert, um Spiele im TV (in Indien) zu verkürzen und daher "spannender" zu machen.

Um es abzukürzen: Es gab eine sehr kurze Diskussion innerhalb des DCV. Fazit damals (und heute): Das wird es bis auf weiteres in Deutschland nicht geben.

Grüße
Jörg

von Toon Mi 6 Jun 2012 - 21:25

Pfew, Glücklich.
Dass ist doch Wahnsinn um die Regeln dafür zu ändern.
Nür für Fernsehen und für alle leute die heutzutage ein kozentrationsbereich wie eine Goldfish haben Evil or Very Mad

Edit: Ich dachte das 'General News' auf der Indiancarrom.com tatsächlich 'News' bedeutet. Und nicht das der neueste News-Eintrag von 2009 stammt. Shocked

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