Backgammon Books

  Begin Backgammon
 
 
 

 
  SERIES: Right Way
 
  AUTHOR: J. du. C. Vere Molyneux
 
  YEAR: 1997 (1984)
 
  PUBLISHER: Elliot Right Way Books
 
  CITY: Lower Kingswood, Tadworth, Surrey (U.K.)
 
  ISBN: 0-71602075-0
 
  BINDING: Hardcover
 
  PAGES: 126
 
  SIZE: 20 cm high, 13 cm wide
 
  OTHER
  EDITIONS:
Beginning Backgammon, 2002

 
  CONTENTS:
   
Introduction
Equipment and rules
Elementary strategy / Gambling
Probabilities / Sample game
Positional studies and doubling
Tournaments
Etiquette
The Table's family
Experiments on the backgammon board
Postscript: Notes in the Margin
Index
 
  COVER: This book is for the complete beginner at backgammon. In simple language, and illustrated with plenty of diagrams, it introduces this exciting, popular game at all its levels.
      Whether you are looking for a pleasant family pastime or a competitive gampling game, backgammon can supply the answer.
      The combination of skill and luck that is at its heart enables players of differing skill and aptitude to play together without boredom or one-sided results.
      Covering the rules of the game, elementary tactics and overall strategy (including dice probabilities and gambling aspects such as the right use of the doubling cube), sample games are used to show the theory in practice.
      Alternative games that can be played on the backgammon board are also included.




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