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You may read a list of 27 essential Backgammon Promptings that are listed below. Undoubtedly they will help you to improve your performance in this game. These are general backgammon advice to consider in general situations. Moreover, if you have backgammon tips that are not presented in this list, then you may email us and we will be glad to add your notes. We hope that these Backgammon Tips will help you to improve your backgammon game expreince. All the tips given below are equally important.

1. If a backgammon adversary makes an advanced anchor then you should obviously make one yourself. Your adversary can now afford to make audacious plays which could really make you act on the defensive.
2. If you are already considerably behind in the race it does’t mean that you don’t have opportunities to fall further behind. When you are way behind in the race then you get a chance to upgrade your timing to be hit again giving you a better backgame or elude crunching your board.
3. If you ahead in the race then you should race. In the situation when you are ahead you need to break the contact and rely on your racing advantage.
4. There is no sense to leave an anchor or a holding point if you are behind in a race. Waiting for that shot may be your single opportunity to win.
5. When you have some doubt in your next actions then hit. In most situations hitting gives precedence especially on your adversaries side of the board when it makes a bigger difference in the race. Your adversary may dance.
6. If you are behind in the race and waiting for a shot then it is time for sloting and building the points in your home board.
7. Remember that you should slot to extend primes, including such important as 6pt primes since there are less checkers to work with you have in your disposal. The exclusion would be if you venture being put behind a prime yourself.
8. In case of a double, for every two gammons you suppose you’ll lose, you need to win one more game to make it up. Diversify with match score.
9. When considering a double, you should be capable to win a quarter of the games. If the risk of a gammon is little then it is better to break even. Diversify with match score (be enterprising when behind and be conservative when ahead).
10. If you attempt to save a gammon, then bear into the 6pt, and make crossovers where it is possible. On last roll situations you should make the play which lets you more chancec save gammon.
11. In prime vs. prime situations it is better to create plays which don’t let you play high numbers on the next roll.
12. Start to fight for equality at once since the beginning of the game. Try to seize your 5pt and 4pts on both sides of the board.
13. When considering doubling while on the bar, we advice you to certain that you have earnest market losers, you may dance.
14. If you are in a doubt then lock up abiding assets. Of course it is better to make a key point than is a loose hit.
15. Don’t try to smooth your dispensing by filling holes when bearing off. It more reasonably to use all your numbers to take checkers off.
16. When you are 2 pts away don’t turn an early cube. It is better to try for the indubitable gammon.
17. Keep your equanimity at the time of great moments of luck in a game. Regard each position as a new one. Never consider it as the one you used to have.
18. When considering plays, try and copy your adversaries constructive numbers.
19. If the probability of getting a gammon is about 50% then bear off enterprisingly. If it is very probable or improbable, play it safe.
20. Remember that loose 6’s are better played on your adversaries side of the board. Never venture getting hit on your own side of the board. You should try and avoid or go for an anchor.
21. In a situation when you already have several of your adversaries checkers back, it is better to reinforce a prime than to send more back which may result in a better backgame or better timing for them.
22. When in a backgame you should recirculate your checkers. Getting hit will better your timing and help you to elude crunching your board.
23. When in a backgame you should consider all your adversaries rolls and make shots by opening up points and enlarge your probability of hitting.
24. It is recommended to keep an even amount of checkers on your highest points when bearing off against an anchor to elude leaving shots when you roll high doubles.
25. As a common rule, if you have less checkers left and less pips in a bearoff then you have a sound double.
26. If you have an alternative between hitting a checker on your adversaries side of the board or make a point on your own side, then our advice is to hit.
27. Your barpoint (7pt.) is useful but if you have an option, it is much better to make your 5pt. or 4pt.