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2. Cribbage - Wikipedia

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   Some boards have a "game counter" with many additional holes for use with a third peg to count the games won by each side. There are several designs of crib board: The classic design is a flat wooden board approximately 250–300 mm (10–12 in) by 70–80 mm (3–4 in) and 10–20 mm (0.4–0.8 in) deep.

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   Games.com Cribbage features the full Cribbage board. The object of the game is to Cribbage is a unique card game for two players that involves playing and grouping cards to gain points.

6. Carrom - Wikipedia

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   Boards with larger pockets are used by beginners for easier gameplay. On traditional carrom boards, the corner pockets are only slightly larger than the carrom men, but smaller than the striker. On boards with larger pockets, it is possible to pocket the striker, resulting in a "scratch shot" as in pool. This results in a "due".

7. Rules of cribbage - Wikipedia

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   Although the rules of cribbage do not require it (except in tournament play), the traditional method of keeping score is to use a cribbage board. This is a flat board, usually made of wood, with separate series of holes that record each player's score. It is usually arranged in five-hole sections for easier scoring.