Thanks for the tutorial 9. I like your opening moves, and your explanations for them. I consider myself a decent player, and I agree with your choices. My question here is, why do you say the "5 point" the "2nd most important point to won in the game?" I don't disagree, but I would appreciate your rationale. Thanks.
@Timei Its strange nobody answered, let me explain.
That is called a Doubling Cube, and is numbered as 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64..
Before a Roll, (never after) Player can issue a doubling cube as a challenge to the opponent, by placing the cube in the middle of the board on the next sequential number.
If a player doubles to 2, opponent can either: 1) pass and stop the game right there by giving away 1 point, or 2) take it (and place it in his corner of the board) and perhaps Redouble to 4 later.
my thoughts-"take chances early on in the game"= means 2-1 roll should have placed at 22-21. If you roll a 3-2 and move to your 13 point, it may set up even numbers of coins to be used in the future for rolls separated by two.
we take what they give us! backgammon philosophy
5stars4aPommel 6 months ago
Thanks for the info! I used to be a newb and play 2-3 as a 5, but never again!
UpMySleeves 6 months ago
5-3 is wrong...only beginners play so
kakalinoskala 6 months ago
Thanks for the tutorial 9. I like your opening moves, and your explanations for them. I consider myself a decent player, and I agree with your choices. My question here is, why do you say the "5 point" the "2nd most important point to won in the game?" I don't disagree, but I would appreciate your rationale. Thanks.
timers519 6 months ago
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Id kick your ass
Notoriouscy1984 6 months ago
not the best roll but we'll take it
ElSpewtardo 8 months ago
Backgammon is very popular in my country,
we have nicer sets, made out of wood :P
montrazvan89 1 year ago
Bucky, what's the dice with the numbers on it for?
Timei 1 year ago 17
@Timei i think it means "double up" so you win/loose double the money - high risk but mor fun
mjuchler 1 year ago
@Timei gambling
6satan6ist6 1 year ago
@Timei I was asking the same.
WagamamaGunman 1 year ago
@Timei Its strange nobody answered, let me explain.
That is called a Doubling Cube, and is numbered as 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64..
Before a Roll, (never after) Player can issue a doubling cube as a challenge to the opponent, by placing the cube in the middle of the board on the next sequential number.
If a player doubles to 2, opponent can either: 1) pass and stop the game right there by giving away 1 point, or 2) take it (and place it in his corner of the board) and perhaps Redouble to 4 later.
LENUS2 8 months ago
@Timei that particular dice is called a "doubling cube"
izzydare 6 months ago
my thoughts-"take chances early on in the game"= means 2-1 roll should have placed at 22-21. If you roll a 3-2 and move to your 13 point, it may set up even numbers of coins to be used in the future for rolls separated by two.
Randomntn 1 year ago
could you show us a full game maybe? i think it would help us get a feel for playing games in stead of just looking at rules and stratagy
rdmqwerty 1 year ago 6
hey bucky, where did you get that backgammon board? I really like it
ibrahimalghamdi94 1 year ago
Good job
John2413h 1 year ago
derp
Zuberguber105 1 year ago
hey bucky, you might not see this but do you play chess, and i want to thank you for making these tutorials man.
kingspade350 1 year ago
holy shit this a long a tut.
snicky0nicky 1 year ago