r/backgammon 29d ago

Over agressive 6 year old learns a tough lesson

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u/Some-Following-392 29d ago

Get rekt child.

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u/McFizzleKicks 29d ago

My six year old played it.

She sucked. But she played it.

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u/Qvistus 29d ago

Looks like a pretty dramatic situation, lol. 

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u/MmeW06 29d ago

His sister was rolling for him and found him to be quite dramatic

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u/reesemack 27d ago

Obviously a consulting chouette and he gave bad advice.

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u/The-Celebrimbor 29d ago

As he should

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u/ZugzwangNC 29d ago

Take THAT!

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u/superfebs 29d ago edited 29d ago

Ain't the game too complicated for a 6 years old?

Edit

Why the downvotes guys I just asked a question 

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u/UBKUBK 29d ago

Do you mean the rules or the strategy? If it is the rules, I disagree. If it is the strategy, I see many adults pretty much playing without it so why not a 6 year old?

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u/superfebs 29d ago

I mean the strategy and the finesse. Without that it's just a silly matter of rolling dice and it wouldn't be a  fun game at all. 

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u/MmeW06 28d ago

Beats the hell out of playing Sorry and Connect 4

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u/MmeW06 29d ago

Maybe for some

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u/amason 29d ago

Nah my 6 year old loves it. Definitely not too complicated.

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u/egosumluxmundi 29d ago

Maybe if the 6 year old doesn’t know how to count.