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The 7 pages that link to Carom billiards, each with the reason it gives.

• SnookerCompared with: Its pocketless table makes the scoring objective fundamentally different from snooker.

• Cue ballRelated: The cue ball itself is a scoring instrument rather than a means to pocket balls.

• Cue sportsCompared with: Its pocketless tables contrast with pool and snooker, despite sharing cue-based play.

• Billiard tableRelated: Carom tables have no pockets and use cushions to shape scoring shots.

• Billiard ballRelated: Its compact set includes two cue balls and one object ball.

• English billiardsCompared with: It shares the cannon idea but generally removes pockets and potting.

• Raymond CeulemansNarrower topic: Ceulemans competed across carom disciplines, with three-cushion as his best-known specialty.