Most used terms

Anchor - This is the position on the board in which a box is occupied by 2 or more pieces, making them immune from being captured by the opponent.

Barrier - the point or box is occupied by 2 or more chips that prevent our opponents to advance.

Capture tab - These occupy a square that is occupied by a token of our opponents, capturing it.

Box - is each of the 24 triangles that make up the backgammon board.

Cube betting - is a special die, also called the doubling cube, used to carry out the double bets.

Eating - This is when you capture a piece of our rival and takes off the board. The opponent will have to reenter this form, prior to making a move.

Cover a sheet - is about protecting a chip that is alone, making the movement of one or more chips in your mailbox.

Doubling Cube - Cube See the definition of gambling.

Fold - You die rival offers to double your bet doubled.

Block Strategy - A strategy game of backgammon in which the chips are caught alone internal board of our opponent.

Stage race - is the phase of the game where you can no longer capture more cards, and the value of the dice will affect the speed with which they can reach an order to withdraw all the chips.

Contact phase - the phase of the game is that the chips still lag behind can become caught.

Gammon - Is the game in which the losing player failed to recover any of their cards, leaving them in your home board.

Jellyfish - A software that examines the different movements and different positions in backgammon.

Release chips - is to draw a card from the board after it has been covered throughout the course regarding the board.

Play65 - is the most prominent site and one of the pioneers in the online backgammon game.

Jacoby rule - This rule refers to a provision which states that the Backgammon game is only worth a point not often made use of the doubling cube gambling game.

Snowie - A program to analyze the game of backgammon.

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