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Online Backgammon Federation|Backgammon Rules|Playing Backgammon

Playing Backgammon


The backgammon game starts with each player rolling one dice: the person throwing the higher number moves the two values thrown. In the case of a tie, the dice are thrown again. Throws are now made alternately till the game ends.

Each value must be played independently, in any sequence chosen by the player. To explain: A 2 and 3 must be played as 2 and 3, or 3 and 2, with separate checkers or with the same checker. It cannot be played as a single throw of 5.

The throw of a double( 5-5, say) allows four moves of the number thrown (5+5+5+5).

If a player cannot legally move all the numbers thrown, she has to move the highest numbers possible, and forfeit the rest.

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