Backgammon Duel

In Backgammon Duel, you play classic backgammon, one of the oldest board games known throughout the world. In Greece, it is called Tavli, in Egypt — Tavla, in Iran — Takht-e Ghoam, but the essence is the same: move your checkers across the board, throw them out, and defeat your opponent. Here, everything depends on the roll of the dice and your decisions about where to go, which checker to move first, and how to block your opponent. The goal is simple: be the first to remove all your checkers from the board. This is a real logical duel, where every move can change the situation.

How to play?

Roll the dice—the numbers show how many spaces you can move your pieces. Click on your piece, choose an empty space, and move it there. If you roll doubles, move twice. Try to occupy key positions on the board so that your opponent cannot pass. When all your chips are in your home zone, start moving them off the board. Backgammon requires not only luck but also strategy — sometimes it's better to wait, sometimes it's better to take a risk and move forward. The first player to move all their chips off the board wins. Your opponent may be stubborn, so think a few moves ahead.