Cushion Caroms is a special discipline of carom billiards played on a 5-foot by 10-foot pocketless table. This game uses two cues and a third, red-colored ball. Cushion Caroms, also known as the indirect game, has its roots in early 19th century Britain and is an evolution of the Doublet game. The gameplay requires that the object ball first rebounds off a cushion before being played into a pocket. This discipline is known for its strategic demands and the necessity for precise shots, making it a challenging and fascinating variant of billiards.

• Played on a special pocketless billiard table
• Requires strategic thinking and precise shots
• Historical roots dating back to the 19th century.