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Mochy vs Hideaki Ueda 7p match (Tough fight!)
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2019
- Bottom: Mochy
Top: Hideaki Ueda
This 7p match is an incredibly tough match. We had so many difficult decisions and swinging rolls. Hope you enjoy!
Ueda study the match later and streamed in his channel. See • 望月亭練習試合 振り返り放送
Match file can be found at www.dropbox.com/s/d33ubtomrzr...
The end, double 5... Wow, just amazing 😲😳
I got tired just watching!!! Sensational match. Thank you both. Congratulations!
This is so heavy, it is like watching Ryu vs Ken on Street Fighter
Incredible match!!!!! Thank you for broadcasting....
This is the most amazing match I have ever seen!
Sickest ending after such a great match. BG at the highest levels. We live in good times
What a great time management by both!!! A huge number of return shots at the end.... Double 5s was right on time for Mochy as the last roll
Amazing match winning chances was both high and low for both of you, Backgammon its a amazing game keep up ypur good work 👍
Damn, that last game was incredible! Mochy with the D5's. Only Mochy!
Oh my…what a joker at the end.
Mouchi the Man . To finish with a Double 5. I guess its the roll of the dice ..
nice match, well played both!
Постоянные вздохи у верхнего игрока, видно что матч доставляет много эмоционального напряжения :-)
What a thriller ..! despite hasty & speed play towards the end
WOW. GREAT MATCH
Mind blowing match
Crazy match!
Game 6 Mochi major error. keep the 8 pt, which gives your 3 back checkers a chance to escape. Also, anchoring was not necessary with 2 opp checkers on the bar against a 5 pt board. The back checkers would have been attackers instead of scramblers. Mochi's play says "please, I don;;t want to gammon you and win 4 [points!"
Wow!!
Wow match
Giga-blunder 1.00.42 ( for black )..
And @ 1 hr & 10 min; he should have covered the 5 point
Daaammm last 5. 5 was too harsh
1:06. Sharp move to beat the gamon with 66.
55 at the end, this is why i love and hate backgammon
what a 5 5 :D
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I learned to play this game when I was 8 yrs old. I think I am the the best in the world. I have not played since I was 10. I must have had a good teacher. I should have kept playing I would be in the hall of fame. This game must be so simple. I realize I am really good at something.
Not hitting with the 63 was bad. Only cause he rolled 66 after
49:16 it is an error play for black. He should play 5/Off. It seems like small mistake (-0,06 point) but game could be lose for black without 1-2 and 6-6 jokers.
eXtreme Gammon 2 confirmed 5/4* 4/off as the best play. It sacrifices some winning chance to win more gammons.
@@bgmochy I also analyzed in eXtreme Gammon 2 but it said this sir.
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@@gorkemgurdal4715 White has an open 1p, not a 6p. Also, the score should be entered. It is 0-5/7p, therefore more incentive for me to win Gammon.
@@bgmochy I understood it. Thanks for your replies.
@@gorkemgurdal4715 You are welcome. Indeed it was an interesting position, that is why I checked it twice. thanks.
Which side is Mochy?
bottom
Hi Please check the description.
...on top, lost to bingo 55
Hi mochy was your play of the 43 at 1.00.38 a mistake, i would have played 2 checkers to the ace point?
the 2 Biggest luck Boxes in History meet....It´s not BG , it´s fantasy rolling
This is a Gambling Game , a complete Novice could beat Mochy if the Dice ran their way.
Luck is not involved in Chess.
Any Dice Game is 50/50 50% Skill 50% Luck
I love chess. Non sequitur. You think you can win a 15pt match against mochy 50% of the time????? Ahaha get your calculator and the the extreme gammon program .
Paul fensome . You dont know what your talking about
Paul, you’re way off.
You simply don't understand Backgammon - I probably thought the same as a chess-player when I first saw this. IF you understand probability, a complete novice playing Mochy in a 7-pt match COULD win, yes: about one in 1000! In a single game maybe 1 in 10. In a long match - say first to 25 - I would say never, or perhaps 1 in 100,000. If your opponent is equally well studied and has learned his theory and numbers equally well - and gets slightly luckier and wins - you just say "Hey, well played" take it on the chin, and tell yourself, as in life, "win some, lose some". At least if I play Garry Kasparov at backgammon I have a pretty fair chance of winning, though I expect he's quite good!
they really dont know how to play backgammon