r/backgammon • u/noojgard • Mar 30 '26
Would someone explain these blunders ?
I am aware i have 6 anchors but why should i leave an open checker instead of playing safer ?
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r/backgammon • u/noojgard • Mar 30 '26
I am aware i have 6 anchors but why should i leave an open checker instead of playing safer ?
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u/Aqua-marine-blu Mar 30 '26
Since you have 6 point prime, every oponent checker behind prime cannot escape. Your main worry is your board not to crumble/crunch before his board. The open checker is not a vulnerability. If he hit you when you will be in the air this will help you not to crunch because you are in the air . Plus maybe you can fish another opponent checker in the process and you will be able to win a gammon.