Backgammon for complete beginners. Part 15 - The Crawford rule.

[abhirio178]

Awesome videos. This is what I was looking for, explanation to the details. I have never played the game before ever and now i am all setup to go. It would be also good if you could share do and don't in the game. Best opening moves, tips and tricks. Thanks. Really great series to watch and learn.

[rfrnet]

By all the comments, it seems you've helped a lot of people, like me, learn a great game. Thank you for making backgammon accessible to the masses.

[Ensor42]

@rfrnet Thanks very much for the positive comments. I'm really pleased that the videos have been beneficial. If I have made backgammon in any way more accessible, then I would truly feel I had done something worthwhile. Cheers :)

[sergiesmax1]

Thank you watched all great teaching,if you were only my neighbour I come roung have a cup of tea and give you a challange.Played before just never new about thid doubling rule now I know the wifes in for a thrashing tonight thanks again.

[journeytosilius]

what happened to your pinky by the 2nd joint? looks like it got squished in a vice or something. or maybe slammed in a car door?

[Ensor42]

@journeytosilius Well, it's a fascinating tale actually. Here's what happened... Absolutely nothing, sorry :)  Must be an optical illusion or a shadow or something.

[khatteer]

The whole series of tutorials were great. Now I just need to start playing lol..thanks anyway!

[CwRLe]

Thanks!!!

I watched all parts!

It really hellped me to learn the game

[Ensor42]

@CwRLe Great :) Thanks for taking the time to comment, I appreciate it.

[svenneri]

I've seen all of them in a row. Very good tutorial. Although you should recommend for complete begginers trying to watch this a couple of parts per day say. To not get dizzy. Me, I already knew how to play, wasn't aware of a couple of things though, like this last one.

Best regards!!!

[Ensor42]

@svenneri Thanks,. Of course when these were first uploaded, there was a bit of a gap between most of the parts (some might say too much of a gap!), but I wouldn't stipulate the best way to watch them - some folks prefer them piecemeal, whilst others watch the whole lot in one go. Whatever suits the viewer is fine by me. :)

[TheChancho21]

very good info. thank you for taking the time to do the videos;)