Backgammon Masters Official

The 1979 Monte Carlo World Champion who famously played against BKG 9.8 , one of the first successful computer backgammon programs.

Mastering the "opening replies" (the second roll of the game) is essential; there are approximately 630 variations to understand. Backgammon Masters

A legendary modern player known for his seminars on strategic visualization and priming vs. blitzing. The 1979 Monte Carlo World Champion who famously

Masters must balance four primary plans: priming (trapping opponents), blitzing (attacking checkers), racing , and contact (defense). blitzing (attacking checkers)

Experts often recommend studying for at least four hours for every one hour of actual play.