Backgammon: Finding the Best Move (Lesson 47)
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- How do you find the best play ever the board when faced with several alternatives? In this short lesson, I show you how to compare candidate plays and choose the move with the most value.
How to play 63, 61 and 53 below:
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63 and 61 - 11/5* 8/5 (anything else is a blunder!)
53 - 8/3 5/3 (anything else is at least an error!)
Nice i always have trouble with when to move out the back checkers,thx!!
Thanks Gerry
Great content!
Thanks Dan! 👍❤️💪👊
But thanks to this video it is beautiful
Brilliant commentary mate👌🙏
Thanks for watching
Thank you for the content 👊😎
Im new and have a question. If you’re green and saw me make the 4 point what would you hope to do with your next roll and what would you hope to do if I made the 9 point?
There is not one answer to this question, but when your opponent makes an inner point, you'd like to make one yourself. You can also split to fight for an advanced anchor. I give lessons if you'd like to discuss further. Best wishes
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There is not one answer to this question, but when your opponent makes an inner point, you'd like to make one yourself. You can also split to fight for an advanced anchor. I give lessons if you'd like to discuss further. Best wishes
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There is not one answer to this question, but when your opponent makes an inner point, you'd like to make one yourself. You can also split to fight for an advanced anchor. I give lessons if you'd like to discuss further. Best wishes
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You said it. Backgammon isn't easy!
Yes, backgammon has a paradoxical nature. It often seems the more you learn, the less you know. Curiosity is a wonderful thing.
@@BackgammonisBeautiful Very true and very well expressed!