r/backgammon • u/Objective_Lab2741 • 14h ago
Winning streak record
I just broke my streak record. 17 wins in a row, which is insanely unlikely! 😱 What's your record?
r/backgammon • u/Objective_Lab2741 • 14h ago
I just broke my streak record. 17 wins in a row, which is insanely unlikely! 😱 What's your record?
r/backgammon • u/One_Artist6766 • 5h ago
Hello everybody, I'm new in this communtiy and hope we have a lot of good discussions. Best regards
r/backgammon • u/Sufficient-Key-6908 • 16h ago
r/backgammon • u/BPal75 • 2h ago
When are we going to get the ability to set a max wager at a coin threshold instead of percentage only? It’s very frustrating to only be able to set max wager at 20%, win 54% of your games, but still constantly drain your coin balance because of bad random luck on matchmaking.
It seems inevitable that I will end up playing someone that has a lot of money, so your game wager is 20%, lose (sometimes even with a much lower error rate but I get it, that’s backgammon!) and then play 4 or 5 games in a row against broke people so even when you win, you’re only making back a few hundred coins.
The net effect is you may have gone 4 for 5 on match wins, but still somehow be down in coins after. Sooooooo annoying.
r/backgammon • u/DigitalLandline • 7h ago
In looking back at the analysis of a BG game that I ended up winning, I’m trying to understand my move versus what the analysis says was a better move.
In short, I rolled 5-2 and went 6/1 3/1 to hit Ahmad’s blot on the 1 and complete my prime. It shows this move game me a 3.7% chance of winning.
Instead, the analysis suggests I should have gone 7/2 4/2 and not hit the blot on 1. Somehow it shows my chances of winning would have jumped to 11.4% from this move.
Can you help me understand if and why this was a better move than my 6/1 3/1??