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Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 There is another solution. It's one that I've been kind of reluctant to put... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By playBunny Views : 100 Replies : 8 [Today at 01:33:41 AM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 Noooooo Dont fret, I have a cunning plan ![]() Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By diane Views : 100 Replies : 8 [Today at 01:24:19 AM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 Maybe we should just do plain text and be done with it? If bandwidth is an... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By ah_clem Views : 100 Replies : 8 [Today at 12:36:04 AM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By diane Views : 100 Replies : 8 [Yesterday at 09:43:57 PM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By playBunny Views : 100 Replies : 8 [Yesterday at 09:28:23 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... Quote So, it will always be the forum team at the bottom, playing clockwis... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By socksey Views : 451 Replies : 27 [Yesterday at 07:16:50 PM] Re: Info about F3 3 Jul 09, Standings for "Fridays 3 Tournament (3-pt matches/5-pt final)" (... Board : Fibsleagammon Category : Leagues and tournaments By socksey Views : 2325 Replies : 26 [Yesterday at 06:58:42 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... if it helps zorba - if you could upload the file as a bigger size - blitzxz... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By stog Views : 451 Replies : 27 [Yesterday at 03:04:48 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... Quote Sorry if people missed this, but all this information is neatly put ... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By socksey Views : 451 Replies : 27 [Yesterday at 01:20:37 PM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 [spoiler]I concur with 13/9(3) 6/2! I couldn't see anything better to do w... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By socksey Views : 100 Replies : 8 [Yesterday at 12:59:09 PM] MOVED: iphone client review This topic has been moved to [url=http://www.fibsboard.com/index.php?board=... Board : Mobile Fibs clients Category : FIBS Client software By stog Views : 26 Replies : 0 [Yesterday at 10:00:15 AM] Re: Rina & resh_lakish (17 pics in one... Thank you Rossa'le !! ) xoxoBoard : Pictures & Links Category : FIBSBoard general By rinit Views : 190 Replies : 4 [Yesterday at 07:00:59 AM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... still haven't had that si... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By stog Views : 451 Replies : 27 [Yesterday at 01:01:41 AM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon Views : 451 Replies : 27 [Yesterday at 12:10:05 AM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 Well, that isn't the 55 I ordered!! Ok, what to do with t...Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By diane Views : 100 Replies : 8 [July 02, 2009, 10:59:51 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3: roadkillbooks 6-3 Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By diane Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 10:56:25 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... stog the administrator asked me to keep the images as small as possible, wi... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By Zorba Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 09:48:10 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3: roadkillbooks 6-3 Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By playBunny Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 09:09:19 PM] Re: Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 [spoiler] Much as a don't want to abandon the midpoint, I don't ... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By ah_clem Views : 100 Replies : 8 [July 02, 2009, 08:27:57 PM] Game 2, move 5: Forum 4-4 sLsZAQOznMEBBg:cAmyABAAAAAA So, the FIBSBoard forum is [color=bl... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By Zorba Views : 100 Replies : 8 [July 02, 2009, 08:16:25 PM] Re: Game 2, move 3: roadkillbooks 6-3 Okay, looks like I created a bit of a mess here. I can assure you ...Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By Zorba Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 07:48:24 PM] Re: GNUBG-IDs Quote s5zBASSwc8YBAw:cAmvAAAACAAA [quote author=diane link=to...Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By playBunny Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 01:10:29 PM] Re: Is the dice bot male or female? Did we think that it may only be happening around 3% of the time but it fee... Board : General Chit Chat Category : FIBSBoard general By rosejay0918 Views : 365 Replies : 3 [July 02, 2009, 11:47:59 AM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... [quote author=roadkillbooks link=topic=2508.msg18745#msg18745 date=12465157... Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By diane Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 09:43:44 AM] Re: Game 2, move 3, 4: roadkillbooks 6... Quote we r white going anti clockwise btw thx diane :lau...Board : Fibsboard Forum Match 2 Category : Backgammon By stog Views : 451 Replies : 27 [July 02, 2009, 09:30:21 AM]
What is backgammon? by webrunner Backgammon code by webrunner Improvers Corner Number One by dorbel Improvers Corner Number Two by dorbel Improver's Corner number three. by dorbel Improvers Corner Number Four. by dorbel What are your chances? by sixty_something An introduction to Tournament Backgammon by duckyduck Takhteh-Nard by PersianLord dorbel versus BushSucks Game One by dorbel dorbel versus BushSucks Game Two by dorbel dorbel versus BushSucks Game Three by dorbel gnubg gammonline html output test by Zorba F.I.B.S. articles
By Tournament Director Bill Davis: Tournament Co-Director Bill Davis reports on the 2009 US Backgammon Open, held from June 4 through June 7, 2009 outside of Washington DC.
By Stick: Having already covered Double Match Point and Gammon Go the next logical step is the flip side of the gammon go coin commonly known as Gammon Save or GS.
By Douglas Zare: Douglas Zare's encounter with the largest EMG checker play blunder he's ever seen reminds him of some advanced plays involving casual players in live backgammon clubs.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 11-game backgammon match analysis, the 18th in his series, continues with game 4.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 11-game backgammon match analysis, the 18th in his series, continues with game 3.
By Steve Sax: When I suggested to "Stick" Rice that he come out to L.A. to compete in the Los Angeles Backgammon Open and Super 32, I knew there was a fair chance I would have to play him at some point in the tournament.
By Walter Trice: A common backgammon checker play decision is whether to split a pair of back men, intending to relink them later, or to run one of them into the opponent's outfield. We examine some factors that influence this choice, and introduce a third possibility.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 11-game backgammon match analysis, the 18th in his series, continues with game 2.
By Tournament Director Mike Main: Tournament Director Mike Main reports from the 2009 Backgammon In London Open, held in London, England from May 29 to May 31, 2009.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 11-game backgammon match analysis, the 18th in his series, begins with game 1.
By Frank Große: GammonVillage interviews Arnaud Mattern, a professional backgammon and poker player from France, now living in London. Mattern, who entered the poker world in the year 2004, has three first place-finishes to his credit.
By Phil Simborg: I go to a lot of live backgammon tournaments. Most of the time I only go if the location and timing are convenient for me. What keeps me and others from going to many or most of the tournaments? Here are some obvious reasons.
By Jake Jacobs: Jake Jacobs reports on the 2009 Japan Open, held during the "Golden Week" of four national Japanese holidays. Backgammon players take advantage of Golden Week by running a tournament to crown the King of Backgammon.
By Stick: Stick annotates his own match from the Consolation Finals of the 2009 Las Vegas American Backgammon Tour (ABT) event, which he played against Ray Fogerlund.
By Douglas Zare: This is the third and final part of our survey of responses to opening rolls according to Gnu Backgammon and Snowie, judged by long rollouts.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, concludes with detailed statistics.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, concludes with game 8.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, continues with game 7.
By Steve Sax: This month, we will take a look at the player who won the World Backgammon Championship in Monte Carlo 20 years ago this summer. I remember it quite well as it was my first time there.
By Phil Simborg: I am not a bot. I am not Snowie, nor GNUBG, nor any other backgammon computer program. Fortunately, most of my opponents are not as good as the bots either.
By Stick: Stick annotates his own match from the Semi-Finals of the Championship Division of the 2009 Ohio State American Backgammon Tour (ABT) event, which he played against Mary Hickey.
By Walter Trice: This month's column is a continuation of last month's discussion of the common dilemma of 13/7 or 24/18. The old school told us, especially in the opening, to "forget the race and play for position." What is the modern way?
By Jake Jacobs: Jake Jacobs spins a backgammon tale containing the three important literary elements: a brilliant play, a stupid play, and incredible luck.
By Phil Simborg: This is a great backgammon quiz that illustrates why you have to apply match equity and take points, the price of gammons and maybe even some mysticism when you are considering the cube at different scores.
By Phil Simborg: This quiz contains six key backgammon positions that you can reference to improve your game. I have shown these to several top and world class players, and most get 4-5 right. See how you do.
By Mary Hickey: Mary Hickey reports from the Atlanta Spring Classic Backgammon Championships, held in Atlanta, Georgia from May 1 to May 3, 2009.
By Douglas Zare: Gnu Backgammon and Snowie are both very strong, but in about 15% of responses to the opening roll, they disagree with each other, or with rollouts. Let's continue our survey, using long Gnu Backgammon rollouts as the referee.
By Steve Sax: Steve Sax presents twelve interesting backgammon positions he encountered during his play at the 2009 Nevada State Backgammon Tournament.
By Phil Simborg: Phil Simborg reports from the innovative 3-Man Team Backgammon event held Saturday, April 11th in Northbrook IL. See if you would make the same plays.
By Snowie 4 Pro: Snowie 4 Pro analyzes the final 15-point match from the 2009 Las Vegas ABT Backgammon Championships played between Shinichiro Kaneko and John O'Hagan.
By Stick: This month we continue our journey through match play with another score usually found near the end of the match: gammon go, otherwise known as GG.
By Phil Simborg: Today's backgammon quiz by Phil Simborg contains cube play problems he encountered at the 2009 American Backgammon Tour event in Ohio.
By Phil Simborg: Today backgammon tournament player and teacher Phil Simborg offers another tricky quiz containing 6 difficult bear-off positions. See how many you can get correct!
By Walter Trice: A common backgammon checker play choice, especially in the opening phase of the game, is whether to use a six to slot the player's own bar point (13/7) or the opponent's (24/18). Experts play many of these sixes differently now than 20 years ago as a result of strategic insights.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, continues with game 6.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, continues with game 5.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, continues with game 4.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, continues with game 3.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, continues with game 2.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 8-game backgammon match analysis, the 17th in his series, begins with game 1.
By Snowie 4 Pro: Snowie 4 Pro analyzes the final 11-point match from the 2009 Ohio State ABT Backgammon Championships played between Neil Garvie and Mary Hickey. *UPDATED WITH NEW ROLLOUTS*
By Tournament Director Michael Crane: Michael Crane, Director of the British Isles Backgammon Association (BIBA) reports on the 2009 British Open held in the United Kingdom on April 3, 4 and 5, 2009.
By Mary Hickey: Mary Hickey reports from the Ohio State Backgammon Championships, held in Cleveland, Ohio from April 3 to April 5, 2009.
By Jake Jacobs: Easter is just around the corner, and digging around in my mailbox I have found some Backgammon Easter eggs for all of you. These all came from the Easter Bunny himself. Almost.
By Phil Simborg: Here's a neat little backgammon quiz with some excellent reference positions that are great to keep in mind in future money games and matches.
By Douglas Zare: Gnu Backgammon and Snowie are both extremely strong backgammon players. Some types of positions are better understood by one bot than the other. Which bot understands the opening better?
By Snowie 4 Pro: Snowie 4 Pro analyzes the final 15-point match from the 2009 Midwest ABT Backgammon Championships played between Julius High and Adam Bennett.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 7-game backgammon match analysis, the 16th in his series, concludes with detailed statistics.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 7-game backgammon match analysis, the 16th in his series, concludes with game 7.
By Jay Bidal: Canadian backgammon expert Jay Bidal continues his column delving into the checker and cube intricacies of match play. This 7-game backgammon match analysis, the 16th in his series, continues with games 5 and 6.
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