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Backgammon Books
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The Other Side of Midnight
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AUTHOR:
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Danny Kleinman
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YEAR:
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2002 (1986)
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PUBLISHER:
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Larry Strommen
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CITY:
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Los Angeles, CA
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BINDING:
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Softcover, spiral-bound
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PAGES:
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iv+140 (142)
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SIZE:
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28 cm high, 22 cm wide
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WEBSITE:
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http://dannykleinman.com/backgammonbooks.aspx
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CONTENTS:
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About the Author
Thanks
Match #6
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Game 6
Game 7
Game 8
Game 9
Game 10
Game 11
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #100
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #103
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #104
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #105
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #106
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #107
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #108
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #109
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #110
Chicagoland Backgammon Newsletter problem #111
The annotator's hazards
Magic Bullets
Letter from Emily Lonelyblots
Letter from Happy Hitter
Magriel's Theorem and the Exceptions
Who's afraid of the big bad back game?
Good, better, best
Breaking the tie
Dual-target Theory
Thirty thousand rollouts?
Rumpelstiltskin and Robertie
The muddy vision of voluntary risks
Builders versus blots
I've looked at blots on both sides now
Letter from Kal Q. Lator
Letter from Marty Minimizer
Tip-toe throught the tulips
Future fives, fictitious aces
Letter from Easley Berndt
Fine-tuning you doubles
The taker/passer ratio for early cubes
Three-point swings
Kershaw's cube quest
Contracts to beaver
The tame hydra
Giuoco piano
Letter from Lou Lucchi
Letter from Tina Turnon
Analyses quantitative, qualitative and differential
Letter from Duane Deuceroller
The Muench Approximation
Cube Control
The Social Doubles Tournament
A tough cube
Letter from Hotflesh Hilbert
The merits of the marketplace
What's the problem?
Letter from Roger the Kibitzer
Priming and timing
The Cavendish criterion is alive, alive
Letter from Wrathful Raymond
Letter from Gambling Gary
Lessons from a "master"
Wayne and the root number
Letter from Doubtless Thomas
Letter from Anchor Annie
Mightier dead than alive
Ron Chronister's "backgammon" skills
A letter of reference
You don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger and ...
The other side of midnight
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Final Match: Mike Senkiewicz vs. Mike Svobodny from the Third Tournament of the Americas
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1996: Editorama, San Jose, Costa Rica
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Vision Laughs at Counting, Volume 1
With Advice to the Dicelorn
Danny Kleinman
1996: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Vision Laughs at Counting, Volume 2
With Advice to the Dicelorn
Danny Kleinman
1996: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Meanwhile, Back at the Chouette
Danny Kleinman
1996: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Wonderful World of Backgammon
Danny Kleinman
1996: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Cubes and Gammons Near the End of a Match
Antonio Ortega, Danny Kleinman
1997: Editorama, San Jose, Costa Rica
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Is There Life After Backgammon?
Danny Kleinman
1997: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Jerry Grandell: His most important matches
Antonio Ortega, Danny Kleinman
1999: Editorama, S.A., San Jose, Costa Rica
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Double-Sixes from the Bar
Danny Kleinman
1999: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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How Can I Keep From Dancing
Danny Kleinman
1999: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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The Dice Conquer All
Danny Kleinman
1999: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Backgammon With the Giants: Neil Kazaross
Antonio Ortega, Danny Kleinman
2001: Editorama, S.A., San Jose, Costa Rica
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How Little We Know About Backgammon
Danny Kleinman
2001: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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But Only the Hogs Win Backgammons
"The bulls sometimes win, and the bears sometimes win ..."
Danny Kleinman
2002: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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A Backgammon Book for Gabriel
Danny Kleinman
2003: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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Long Road to Gammon
Danny Kleinman
2003: Larry Strommen, Los Angeles, CA
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