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So you can walk the walk but can you talk the talk?
Written By: Eva S. Flint
Just starting out and finding the terms confusing, then here are just some of the many terms you may come across.
Ace Point: A players 1 pt.
Acey Deucey: Another version of Backgammon, where on a roll of 1 and 2 you choose any set of doubles and roll again.
Anchor : Having two or more checkers on a point in the opponent's inner board.
Akward Number: A roll that cannot be played helpfully and worsens your position.
Back Mar (Back Runner): A checker in the opponent's inner board.
Backgammon: When one player has won while the opponent still has a checker in the winner's homeboard or on the bar.
Bar (Rail, Roof): The partition separating the inner and outer tables.
Bearroff: The period of the game where the players are taking off checkers.
Blind Hit : Hitting your opponent in the outfield when coming in from the bar.
Blot: An exposed single checker on a point.
Carry : To move a checker.
Centered Cube: When the cube is unused to double and stays in the center
Contact : To hit or be hit.
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