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This article explains how gambling occurs within the game of Backgammon.    

Backgammon is played as a series of games, with the winner of each game earning one point. The overall winner is the first to reach a set number of points, say 5. So in this example, the first to win 5 games takes the crown.  Alternatively there may be a set time limit or a set number of games and the person with the most points at the end wins.

PartyGammon’s High Roller Tournaments start at 14:00 ET every Saturday and Sunday.

Every extra player adds more cash to the prize pool. There’s no limit to the top prize, so get down to PartyGammon.com and start rolling.

There are three ways to book your seat at the PartyGammon.com High Roller:

Enter as a qualifier for $38
Or Risk just $10 on a Sit & Go sub-qualifier
Or buy-in direct for $140

Click here to go PartyGammon and find out more 

Refer a friend to Ladbrokes Backgammon and you both receive $10 free!

To refer your friends follow these easy steps -

    Open your Ladbrokes Backgammon software and log in
    Click on the "Refer a friend" button at the bottom of the screen.
    Enter the name and e-mail address of your friend

If you’re looking for free backgammon games, you’ve got a number of options. This article gives a quick overview of them to help you decide which is best for you.

We came across a little story today showing how our favourite game can be used as part of a different game entirely!

Here’s a taster;

 We used to have lunch together and play backgammon in the nearby park. No really! It was fun - and we had a blast together….